This Senate bill would amend Titles XI and XVIII of the Social Security Act to strengthen and increase oversight of, and compliance with, security standards for health information. The bill was sponsored by Senators Mark Warner and Ron Wyden. It was read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance in the Senate on 2026-09-17. No publicly available information on the bill text, specific changes, or implementation details is provided in the available metadata.
The bill’s title says it would change parts of the Social Security Act to focus on stronger oversight and better compliance with security rules for health information. If the bill moves forward, it would follow the regular legislative process in the Senate and possibly later in the House. No publicly available information explains who would be affected, how protections would change, or what new requirements would look like.
No publicly available information about costs, budget effects, or funding for this bill is available in the provided materials.
The bill is sponsored by Senators Mark Warner and Ron Wyden. No publicly available statements, analyses, or supporting materials from proponents are included in the provided information.
No publicly available information about opposition, critiques, or concerns is included in the provided materials.