To amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to maintain a website for Medicare beneficiaries to search for providers participating in MA plans and traditional Medicare.

Summary

Requires the Department of Health and Human Services to run a publicly accessible website that lets current and prospective Medicare beneficiaries search for and identify providers and suppliers who participate in Medicare Advantage plan networks and who participate in original Medicare (Parts A and B). The website must be up and running within one year after the law is enacted and maintained by HHS for ongoing use. This creates a single federal online tool aimed at improving transparency about which doctors, clinics, and suppliers are in MA networks versus available under original Medicare, helping beneficiaries compare access when choosing coverage or when seeking care.

• Mandates HHS to operate an online searchable tool showing which providers participate in Medicare Advantage networks and in original Medicare Parts A and B.
• Tool must serve both current and prospective Medicare beneficiaries.
• Website must be operational within one year of enactment.
• Amends the Social Security Act to add the web‑tool requirement to existing beneficiary information provisions.
• Does not change benefits, payments, or network rules—focuses on transparency and information access.
• Implementation will require HHS to gather, reconcile, and maintain provider participation data from MA plans and Medicare enrollment records.
• Could reduce beneficiary confusion when comparing MA plans and original Medicare by making network status easier to verify.
• May require ongoing federal resources for updates, IT operations, and data quality assurance.