Congress should ease HSA rules

James Gelfand, senior vice president for health policy at The ERISA Industry Committee, spoke at the House Education and Labor health subcommittee hearing on behavioral and mental health care access on the effects of current health savings account (HSA) program rules on mental health care. Gelfand said “Congress should also allow for “first-dollar coverage” for some mental health and behavioral health care.” Read the article here…

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