Extends funding for children's hospital training programs but blocks payments to those offering certain procedures to minors.
This bill would continue federal payments that help children's hospitals train new doctors through the government's budget year 2030. However, it would stop these payments to any children's hospital that provides specific medical procedures or drugs for gender transition to individuals under 18. This means some children's hospitals would face a choice between these federal funds and offering certain services to minors.
Today, children's hospitals receive federal payments for training doctors, and there are no rules stopping these payments based on the types of medical services provided to minors. After this bill, the program for these payments would continue through the government's budget year 2030. However, starting in fiscal year 2026, children's hospitals would lose these payments if they provide specific surgeries or drugs for gender transition to individuals under 18.
HR 2107 · 119th Congress · March 14, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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