President Joe Biden signed the PACT Act this morning, marking what the White House calls the “most significant expansion of VA health care in 30 years.”
President Joe Biden signed the PACT Act Wednesday morning, marking what the White House calls the “most significant expansion of VA health care in 30 years.”
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the federal government is expected to spend $101 billion in direct health care costs due to the bill.
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