Author: Roy Ramthun

Weekly HSA News – October 9, 2023

News from Washington Court Strikes Down HHS Rule Allowing Insurers to Exclude Co-Pay AssistanceA federal judge has struck down a Trump administration rule that allowed health insurers to exclude drug manufacturer co-pay assistance towards a beneficiary’s out-of-pocket costs. The court ruling means that insurers are now precluded by federal regulation from implementing co-pay accumulator programs […]

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Weekly HSA News – October 2, 2023

News from Washington Ways and Means Advances Legislation Expanding HSA BenefitsThe House Ways and Means Committee approved legislation on September 28 that would allow more individuals to save for and afford health care costs by expanding eligibility requirements and contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts. The legislation now goes to the full House of Representatives. […]

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Weekly HSA News – September 25, 2023

News from Washington Reps. Cammack, Steube Introduce ACCESS Act to Make HSAs Available to Millions of AmericansCongresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-03) and Congressman Greg Steube (R-FL-17) introduced a fiscally conservative plan to make HSAs available to five million lower-income Americans. The bill would allow individuals to elect to receive contributions to an HSA in lieu of reduced […]

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Weekly HSA News – September 18, 2023

News from Washington House Lawmakers Unveil Bipartisan Legislation Tackling Health Care Cost and Price TransparencyHouse members from three key committees introduced a bipartisan health care bill aimed at addressing price transparency, prescription drug costs and workforce investment. The legislation includes provisions that would require hospitals to publicize the standard prices for all items and services […]

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Weekly HSA News – September 11, 2023

News from Washington Republicans Challenge Acting Secretary of Labor’s Authority Amid Rumors of New Fiduciary RuleSenator Bill Cassidy (R-LA), the ranking member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, introduced legislation that would require Julie Su, the acting secretary of the Department of Labor, to step down. Cassidy’s legislation comes as industry watchers […]

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