Washington, D.C. — The health care bill passed by House Republicans includes provisions for cost-sharing reductions, Association Health Plans, and transparency around pharmacy benefit managers.
It does not include a provision for Health Savings accounts, but Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says it isn’t done yet.
The bill does not include an extension of enhanced premium tax credits that Democrats have been fighting for. Hinson says expanding HSAs will be a top priority for the new year.
Republicans say giving people money directly to put in HSAs is a better solution than the tax credits.
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