Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
Summary
The Reproductive Health Care Accessibility Act would give the Health Resources and Services Administration new authority to award millions of dollars in grants to nonprofit health providers, schools, tribal groups and other entities to train clinicians on disability‑inclusive reproductive care. It also funds a new technical‑assistance hub, expands nursing‑education pipelines for disabled students, and orders a study of best practices. The goal is to remove barriers so that people with disabilities can receive the same quality family‑planning, prenatal, and abortion services as anyone else.
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