Bill 118 s 5397, also known as the Nursing and Allied Health Education Programs Adjustment Act, is a proposed amendment to title XVIII of the Social Security Act. The main purpose of this bill is to make changes to the allowable direct and indirect costs for nursing and allied health education programs.
The bill aims to address the rising costs associated with nursing and allied health education programs by adjusting the allowable costs that can be reimbursed under the Social Security Act. This adjustment is intended to help alleviate financial burdens on educational institutions offering these programs, as well as on students pursuing careers in nursing and allied health fields.
By making these adjustments, the bill seeks to ensure that nursing and allied health education programs remain accessible and affordable for students, while also maintaining high standards of education and training in these critical healthcare professions.
Overall, the Nursing and Allied Health Education Programs Adjustment Act is designed to support the continued growth and success of nursing and allied health education programs, ultimately benefiting both students and the healthcare industry as a whole.