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Webinar

OBBBA and Other Key Compliance Developments

 

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Thursday, August 21, 2025

11:00am (PT) / 2:00pm (ET)

Join Alliant's benefits compliance attorneys for an in-depth discussion on group health plan implications of the OBBBA and other recent compliance developments.

Topics Include:

  • HSA flexibility: telemedicine and direct primary care
  • Dependent care FSA limit increases
  • Other key OBBBA provisions
  • HIPAA Rule on reproductive healthcare update
  • Health plan litigation update

 

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