Tim Scott

This bill would make detailed information about Medicare spending and enrollment publicly available online, starting in 2027. It would require the government to publish this data in easy-to-use files, broken down by local areas and different types of beneficiaries. This means anyone could see how Medicare money is spent across the country, helping policymakers and the public better understand the program.

Lets people sue group health plans that don't pay medical bills correctly. This bill would allow individuals to take legal action for damages if their group health plan fails to make primary payments or appropriate reimbursements. It changes existing law to specifically name "group health plans" as responsible parties.

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This bill would make it easier for people on Medicare to access programs that help prevent diabetes. It would allow virtual programs to be covered and remove limits on how many times someone can join. This means more flexible options for beneficiaries for a few years.

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This bill would make it easier for people to find and afford homes by increasing the supply of housing and improving various federal housing programs. It would affect homebuyers, renters, veterans, and communities by offering new grants, streamlining rules, and modernizing existing assistance. The goal is to address the national housing shortage and make housing more accessible.