David Schweikert

This bill would require the Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs to use new software to easily share medical images like X-rays and MRIs. This means service members and veterans would get faster diagnoses and better care, avoiding repeat tests and delays. It would also help doctors and nurses work more efficiently.

This bill would change how Arizona, California, and Nevada share Colorado River water during dry times. Instead of some users getting special treatment, all water users in these states would reduce their water use by the same percentage when there's a shortage. This aims to make water distribution fairer for everyone.

This bill would let private businesses that run local postal service centers continue operating them, even if the U.S. Postal Service decides to end their contract. These businesses would keep offering retail postal services to their communities, though they might not get paid by the Postal Service unless the Postmaster General agrees.

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This bill would remove federal taxes on certain less-lethal projectile devices and their ammunition. It would also remove these devices from strict firearm regulations, making them potentially cheaper and easier for consumers to buy and for manufacturers to sell.

This bill would let people use their health savings accounts, flexible spending accounts, and other similar accounts to pay for certain wearable health devices. You could use up to $375 per year from these accounts for devices that track health data or help treat conditions. This means more ways to use your pre-tax health money for personal health tech, starting in 2026.

This bill would create a two-year pilot program to use special computer programs, called predictive risk-scoring algorithms, to help find potential fraud in Medicare payments. It would focus on claims for durable medical equipment and lab tests. Only Medicare beneficiaries who choose to join the program would be affected.

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