Defense Health Agency Prevention Services Enhancement Act

Sponsor: Gilbert Ray Cisneros (Democratic-CA)December 3, 2025

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Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.

Requires the Pentagon to study combining military prevention services.

This bill would require the Secretary of Defense to study if it's possible and smart to put all prevention services, like those for sexual assault and suicide, into one building on each military base. This study would help Congress understand the costs and benefits of such a change.

What Would Change

Today, there is no requirement for the Secretary of Defense to study combining prevention services at military bases. This bill would require the Secretary of Defense to provide a briefing to the House Armed Services Committee within 180 days of the bill becoming law. This briefing would assess the possibility and cost of putting prevention services into a single facility on each military installation. These services include those for sexual assault, suicide, harassment, and domestic violence.

Key Provisions

Requires the Secretary of Defense to brief the House Armed Services Committee on combining prevention services at military bases.
Requires the briefing to include whether combining these services is possible and a good idea.
Requires the briefing to include an estimate of how much it would cost to combine these services.
Requires the briefing to include a review of past efforts by military departments to combine prevention services, noting successes and lessons learned.
Defines "covered prevention services" to include help for preventing sexual assault, suicide, harassment, and domestic violence for service members and their families.

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Defense Health Agency Prevention Services Enhancement Act

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