This bill says that when someone in federal custody shows signs of medical trouble, federal law enforcement and prison staff must get them immediate medical help. The goal is to make sure people get care right away when they are in distress, which can prevent serious harm or death .

Key points:

• It applies to people held by federal officers or in federal prisons.
• Staff must obtain or provide medical attention as soon as medical distress appears.
• It focuses on quick action during emergencies in custody settings .