US HB7733

Requires the Bureau of Prisons to employ at least one full-time obstetrician-gynecologist certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology at each federal facility housing female prisoners

Mandates that each female prisoner receive an initial OB-GYN visit within 14 days of imprisonment, with services including menstrual health care, contraceptive counseling, cancer screenings, prenatal and postpartum care, and mental health screening for postpartum depression

Establishes prisoner protections including informed consent for exams, the right to refuse non-emergency care, communication in the prisoner's preferred language, and trauma-informed care standards for sexual violence survivors

Requires the Director to fill any OB-GYN vacancy within 42 days and prohibits denying specialist referrals based on cost or staffing constraints

Mandates annual reports to Congress detailing OB-GYN staffing at each facility, number of visits by female and pregnant prisoners, childbirths, high-risk pregnancies, and pregnancy-related deaths