Door Is Open for HRAs to Make a Comeback.

Manag Care

Published: March 2017

For four years, businesses that wanted to reimburse employees for their health insurance premiums rather than buying their coverage for them were told that that was no longer allowed under the ACA. But the health reimbursement arrangement (HRA) is back, brought back to life by provisions tucked into last year's 21st Century Cure Act.

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