People with chronic conditions using high-deductible health plans would get clearer rules for preventive care.
This bill would make it a federal law that certain care for chronic conditions counts as preventive care for high-deductible health plans. This means people with these plans and health savings accounts could get some chronic care before meeting their deductible. It would make current IRS guidance permanent.
Right now, the IRS has rules (Notice 2019-45) that let certain care for chronic conditions count as preventive care for high-deductible health plans. This means people can get this care before meeting their deductible and still use their health savings account. These rules could be changed or removed by the IRS. If this bill becomes law, these specific rules would become a federal law. This would make it much harder for future administrations to change or get rid of this guidance.
HR 919 · 119th Congress · February 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 7/10
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