VA mammogram services would expand to all states and Puerto Rico, becoming permanent
This bill would make the Department of Veterans Affairs' special mammogram program permanent, removing its "pilot" status. It would also require the VA to offer at least one mammography option in every state and Puerto Rico within two years, ensuring accessible services for veterans with disabilities.
Currently, the Department of Veterans Affairs runs a limited "pilot program" for telescreening mammography. This bill would make that program permanent. It would also require the VA to offer at least one mammography option (telescreening, full-service, or mobile) in every state and Puerto Rico within two years, ensuring accessibility for veterans with disabilities.
HR 7411 · 119th Congress · February 5, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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