Senate Bill Would Set 48-Hour Urgent Care Deadline for Veterans Under Honor Our Promise Act
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No action since December 2025
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Senator Richard Blumenthal introduced the Honor Our Promise to Veterans Act of 2025, a comprehensive bill to overhaul VA health care by setting strict scheduling timelines, including a 7-day window for non-urgent appointments and 48 hours for urgent care.

The 'Honor Act' aims to enhance the VA by improving facilities, recruiting healthcare staff, and elevating care standards. Key provisions include streamlining appointment scheduling and ensuring accountability for community care providers through increased transparency.
The Honor Our Promise to Veterans Act of 2025 (S. 3466) would overhaul VA health care by tightening access standards, strengthening community care oversight, and investing in staffing. The bill requires the VA to meet specific timelines for scheduling and factors telehealth into access decisions.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Honor Our Promise to Veterans Act of 2025
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