What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 9866.
Study Mandated on Contraceptive Access in Underserved Community Health Centers.
This bill requires the government to conduct a detailed study on how easily women in need can access various contraceptive methods at community health centers located in areas lacking sufficient medical facilities (health care deserts). The goal is to pinpoint specific barriers, such as reimbursement issues or lack of provider training, that prevent low-income women from accessing a full range of family planning options. The findings will be used by Congress to inform future legislation aimed at improving healthcare access.
Key points
Mandates a study to identify barriers preventing women eligible for federal health programs from accessing a range of contraceptive methods.
The study focuses specifically on community health centers located in "health care deserts" (areas with few medical facilities).
The report, due within 180 days, will analyze issues like inventory, provider training, and reimbursement challenges.
Status:
Expired
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