The main purpose of this legislation is to improve access to cancer treatments for Medicare beneficiaries by ensuring that these treatments are paid for separately rather than being bundled with other outpatient services. This is intended to make it easier for patients to receive necessary cancer care without financial barriers. Key provisions of the legislation include a requirement for separate payments for certain cancer treatments starting in 2026. Specifically, if a cancer treatment has a high enough cost, it will not be included in the bundled payment for outpatient services.