US HB219

Comptroller General must conduct a study on VA medical services for veterans experiencing perimenopause, genitourinary syndrome of menopause, and menopause stages

Public report due within 18 months covering current menopause care, provider training protocols, diagnosis/treatment guidelines, referral processes, and veteran access to interdisciplinary care

Report must evaluate quality of care including veteran feedback, treatment efficacy, educational outreach, research initiatives, and mechanisms for addressing veteran concerns

VA Secretary must submit strategic plan to Congress within 6 months of report publication to implement recommendations and improve menopause care quality and access