Great American Healthcare Act

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Referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committees on Ways and Means, Education and Workforce, the Judiciary, Armed Services, Veterans' Affairs, Foreign Affairs, and Financial Services, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.

Lets Americans use HSAs for healthy food and fitness, and makes healthcare prices public.

This bill would let people use their Health Savings Accounts for more things, like healthy food and gym memberships, and increase how much they can save. It would also require hospitals, labs, and health insurers to show their prices clearly, helping people compare costs before getting care. Additionally, it would allow pharmacists and other qualified professionals to dispense certain prescription drugs without a doctor's prescription.

What Would Change

Today, Health Savings Accounts have specific contribution limits and eligible expenses, often excluding things like healthy food or gym memberships. Healthcare prices are frequently difficult for consumers to find or compare before receiving care. After this bill, HSA limits would increase, and people could use their HSA funds for a broader range of wellness items. Hospitals, labs, and health plans would be required to make their prices and cost-sharing information much more transparent, and certain prescription drugs could be obtained without a doctor's prescription from qualified professionals.

Key Provisions

Increases how much money people can put into Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) each year, tying limits to 401(k) retirement plans.
Lets people use HSA funds to pay for healthy food, vitamins, dietary supplements, and sports and fitness expenses, with monthly limits based on account balance.
Requires hospitals, clinical labs, imaging centers, and surgical centers to publicly list all their prices, including cash prices and rates negotiated with insurers.
Requires health plans to provide tools for people to see their exact out-of-pocket costs for medical services before they get care, including deductible progress.
Allows pharmacists, advanced practice nurses, and physician assistants to dispense certain prescription drugs without a doctor's prescription, following federal protocols.

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Great American Healthcare Act

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