This resolution seeks to overturn a Medicare rule issued by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services that sets payment rates and operating requirements for hospice care providers in fiscal year 2025. Under a congressional disapproval process, if passed, the rule would be voided and have no legal effect. The resolution affects hospice organizations that receive Medicare payments, which serve terminally ill patients and their families. The rule being challenged covers updates to hospice wage indexes, payment rates, conditions for how hospice providers must operate, and requirements for reporting quality metrics. By using this expedited disapproval process, Congress can reject the rule without going through the standard legislative process, though the resolution would still need to pass both chambers and potentially overcome a presidential veto.