National Military Civilian Medical Surge Program Act of 2025

This bill establishes the Military-Civilian Medical Surge Program, requiring the Department of Defense (DoD) and Health and Human Services (HHS) to partner with civilian healthcare providers at eight or more strategic U.S. locations (including transport hubs and logistics centers) to rapidly deploy medical support during national emergencies. It directly affects military medical facilities and civilian healthcare systems by enhancing coordination for responding to crises like wars, pandemics, or disasters declared under specific federal laws. Key provisions mandate pre-identified partnerships with hospitals and academic medical centers that demonstrate expertise in high-consequence health threats, and require semiannual coordination meetings between DoD, HHS, and military health agencies. The program aims to strengthen the National Disaster Medical System’s capacity to mobilize civilian medical personnel to support military health operations during emergencies.