Rebuild America’s Health Care Schools Act of 2025

Bill 119 s 1087, also known as the Nursing and Allied Health Education Programs Adjustment Act, aims to make changes to title XVIII of the Social Security Act. The main goal of this bill is to adjust the allowable direct and indirect costs for nursing and allied health education programs.

The bill recognizes the importance of nursing and allied health education programs in providing essential healthcare services to the public. By adjusting the allowable costs associated with these programs, the bill seeks to ensure that these programs are adequately funded and able to continue providing high-quality education to students.

Specifically, the bill aims to address the rising costs of providing nursing and allied health education by adjusting the reimbursement rates for direct and indirect costs. This adjustment will help to alleviate financial burdens on educational institutions offering these programs and ensure that they are able to continue operating effectively. Overall, the Nursing and Allied Health Education Programs Adjustment Act is a crucial piece of legislation that seeks to support and strengthen nursing and allied health education programs in the United States. By making necessary adjustments to allowable costs, this bill will help to ensure that these programs can continue to train the next generation of healthcare professionals and provide essential services to the public.