Senate Bill Would Keep Vaccines Free for Insured Americans Through 2029
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No action since September 2025
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The Protecting Free Vaccines Act would protect health insurance coverage for vaccines without additional out-of-pocket costs. It ensures that decisions made by federal leaders are guided by evidence and science, protecting access to vaccines that allow children to grow up healthy.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has endorsed the Protecting Free Vaccines Act to safeguard the nation's vaccine infrastructure. The legislation aims to protect the routine childhood immunization schedule from political interference and ensure pediatricians can provide evidence-based care.
Recent changes to federal routine vaccination recommendations under Secretary Kennedy have raised questions about insurance coverage. While some requirements were removed, major insurers have announced they will continue to cover vaccines recommended as of Sept. 2025 through the end of 2026.
No votes recorded for this bill yet.
Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Protecting Free Vaccines Act of 2025
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