This bill continues and updates national programs that support the mental health of doctors, nurses, and other health workers. It keeps grants and training going through 2029, including peer-support and access to mental health care, and a CDC effort to teach health workers about getting help when they need it . It also tells agencies to give extra attention to projects that cut paperwork and other admin tasks that add stress for health workers . The underlying law’s funding years are updated from 2022–2024 to 2025–2029 to keep these efforts running .

In practice, this means more support programs at hospitals and clinics, longer-term training (at least three years) on handling mental health issues, and regular CDC reports on how the education effort is working .

• Who is affected: Health care professionals, students, and organizations that support them
• What changes: Grants and training are renewed and can prioritize reducing admin burden; CDC education continues with yearly progress reports
• When: Programs and funding authority extended through 2025–2029