Cancer survivors would get new Medicare and Medicaid coverage for care, fertility services, and job help.
This bill would create new support for the about 18 million Americans who are cancer survivors. It would expand Medicare and Medicaid to cover important care planning, coordination, and fertility services. The bill would also set up programs to help survivors with employment and improve their overall quality of life.
Today, about 18 million cancer survivors often face fragmented care and financial challenges, with no clear standard for "survivorship care." This bill would establish new Medicare and Medicaid coverage for care planning and fertility services, create programs for employment and quality of life, and aim to set a minimum standard for cancer survivorship care.
HR 8839 · 119th Congress · May 14, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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