H.R. 2960 extends federal funding for graduate medical education programs at children's hospitals through 2030, replacing the current expiration date of 2023. The bill amends the Public Health Service Act to continue payments that help children's hospitals train the next generation of pediatric doctors and specialists. This funding affects children's hospitals across the country that operate residency and fellowship training programs, which are essential for developing pediatric medical professionals. By extending the authorization to 2030, the bill ensures these hospitals can continue their educational missions and maintain their training capacity without interruption. The legislation was introduced by Representative Schrier and referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce for consideration.