Requires the Congressional Budget Office director, on request from budget and committee leaders, to estimate whether proposed legislation would reduce federal spending in the long run through preventive health care, and to report those savings as a supplementary estimate that does not count toward budget enforcement rules.

• Allows the Budget Committee chairs and ranking members of both chambers, together with the committees of primary jurisdiction, to request that the Director assess whether a bill would cut federal outlays in the budgetary outyears through preventive health care
• Requires any projection that finds such savings to describe and estimate them and explain the basis for the conclusion
• Permits the Director to project beyond the usual time periods, covering 2 consecutive 10-year periods that begin 10 years after the current fiscal year
• Provides that these supplementary estimates cannot be used to determine compliance with the Congressional Budget Act or other budgetary enforcement controls

• Budget Committee (House)

Economics and Public Finance