Maintaining our Obligation to Moms who Serve Act
HR 7087, the MOMS Act, establishes a pilot program to provide evidence-based mental health support for pregnant and postpartum members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their beneficiaries (including family members). It requires the Defense Health Agency to integrate these prevention programs into existing maternal or pediatric care at military medical facilities, prioritizing diverse locations and removing barriers like childcare access. The bill mandates an advisory committee with military members, experts, and service organizations to guide implementation, along with annual reports tracking participation by demographics and a study on the program’s effectiveness. Funded at $5 million annually from 2025-2029, the pilot aims to reduce perinatal mental health conditions and improve military readiness.
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Introduced Jan 25, 2024
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Chrissy Houlahan
DDemocratic
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Brad Finstad
RRepublican
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Brad R. Wenstrup
RRepublican
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Christopher R. Deluzio
DDemocratic
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Don Bacon
RRepublican
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Haley M. Stevens
DDemocratic
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Jamie Raskin
DDemocratic
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Jennifer L. McClellan
DDemocratic
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Judy Chu
DDemocratic
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Maxwell Frost
DDemocratic
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Michael Lawler
RRepublican
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