1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Improve Access to Care for Our Female Veterans Act . 2. Findings; sense of Congress (a) Findings Congress makes the following findings: (1) The Department of Veterans Affairs has policies in place to help ensure the privacy, safety, and dignity of women veterans when they receive care at its medical facilities. (2) A Government Accountability Office report found many instances of noncompliance with such policies. (3) Women veterans are the fastest growing cohort within the veteran community. (4) Women serve in every branch of the Armed Forces and represent nearly 15 percent of the members of the Armed Forces currently serving on active duty and 18 percent of members of the National Guard and reserve components. (5) The number of women veterans using the medical care provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs is expected to increase dramatically. (b) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that— (1) female veterans are put at risk by a system that is currently designed for men; and (2) the Department of Veterans Affairs should follow through with commitments to ensure female veterans can access services tailored to their needs. 3. Improvement of inspections of Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities and improvement of care for women provided by Department of Veterans Affairs (a) Improvement of inspections process The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall strengthen the environment of care inspections process and oversight of such process by— (1) expanding the list of requirements that facility staff inspect for compliance to align with the women's health handbook of the Veterans Health Administration; (2) ensuring that all patient care areas of Department medical facilities are inspected as required; (3) clarifying the roles and responsibilities of Department medical facility staff responsible for identifying and addressing compliance