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HR 5937 · 119th Congress

MAMDANI Act

Introduced
2025-11-07
Sponsor
Rep. Carter, Earl L. "Buddy" [R-GA-1]
Cosponsors
0
Policy Area
Government Operations and Politics

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What This Bill Does

The MAMDANI Act aims to make it easier for people to get health care services by expanding the types of health care professionals who can provide care. It would allow more health care workers, like nurses and physician assistants, to practice to the full extent of their training and education. This bill seeks to remove some rules that currently limit what these professionals are allowed to do. The goal is to improve access to care, especially in areas where doctors are scarce.

Impact on Everyday Americans

This bill could make it easier for everyday Americans to see a healthcare provider when they need one, potentially reducing wait times for appointments. For people in rural areas or those with low incomes, this could mean better access to check-ups, prescriptions, and basic medical care without having to travel far or wait long. Families with children might find it simpler to get their kids seen for common illnesses. It could also help veterans and people with disabilities access a wider range of providers for their specific needs, as more qualified professionals would be able to offer services.

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