The bipartisan measure would add over-the-counter oral health products to the health account eligibility list.

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Every fall, millions of American workers spend time making financial decisions that will affect them for the entire upcoming year. Benefits enrollment season is a critical time for choosing ...

The Oral Health Products Inclusion Act was introduced Feb. 11 to increase access to oral care items that can be purchased with flexible spending accounts and health savings accounts. Three notes: 1.

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As closures of rural hospitals across the United States continue, more Americans are facing hour-plus drives to reach ...