The Patients Over Profit Act, also known as the POP Act, aims to improve the healthcare system by preventing conflicts of interest between health insurance companies and certain healthcare providers under Medicare. The main goal is to ensure that these entities operate independently, which is intended to promote fair competition and better healthcare outcomes for patients. One of the key provisions of the Act is that it prohibits any individual or entity from owning both a health insurance company and a healthcare provider that receives payments from Medicare.