FSA FAQs
…which they can enroll in an FSA. Further, if your family status changes, you may have the option to enroll or change your enrollment depending on the plan setup. Please…
…which they can enroll in an FSA. Further, if your family status changes, you may have the option to enroll or change your enrollment depending on the plan setup. Please…
…high deductible health plan (HDHP). The agency said that high deductible health plans (HDHPs) will not lose their status if they cover the cost of COVID-19 treatments before plan deductibles…
…continue to change and become more complex, and employers must be timely and accurate in implementing and communicating these changes. Having the assistance of a third-party benefits administrator (TPA) can…
…flexibility for carryover, the IRS has increased flexibility in dealing with dependents who “aged out” of the normal eligibility during the pandemic. Can I change my elections? Notice 2021-15 also…
…Accounts Extension of public health emergency status automatically extends the temporary rule changes regarding COBRA, HIPAA, and group health plans (including FSAs and HRAs). Decreed jointly by the Internal Revenue…
…Flexibility Seeking a better work-life balance, employees demanded remote work options and flexible schedules and weren’t afraid to change jobs to get them. A study by Flexjobs in 2022 found…
…their workforce. The transaction was a simple two part process: first, the company paid the physician, and then, employees saw the provider as needed. As healthcare needs changed in the mid-20th century,…
…2025. Workers Have Changed Even More But the changes to workers are perhaps even more dramatic than those to the workplace. The pandemic has fundamentally affected American attitudes toward work….
…coverage to under 65 as an optional enrollment. Reducing prescription drug prices under Medicare is another possible change. Biden will be trying to work with Congress to change a law that prohibits…
…wars, social change, political upheaval and more. But the pandemic caused them to really examine their current life stage and consider retiring early. As a result, retirements were 50% higher…