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Congress’ December Checklist, House Telehealth Expansion Act, Mental Health Congressional Letter & Reporting Requirement Extension
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Telehealth Expansion Act Makes Telehealth Affordable for More Americans
The ERISA Industry Committee applauds Representatives Susie Lee and Michelle Steel for their leadership in working to expand first-dollar coverage of telehealth services for employees enrolled in a high deductible health plan.
Congress Must Address Need for Access to Quality Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder Treatments
Today, a group of eight organizations representing employers and health insurance providers sent a letter to Congress focusing on the importance of access to quality, affordable treatment for mental health and substance use disorders.
ERIC Supports New Legislation to Expand Retirement Opportunities for Americans
ERIC applauds the introduction of the Retirement Improvement and Savings Enhancement (RISE) Act (H.R. 5891). The bipartisan legislation would help employers efficiently deliver valuable retirement benefits.
RISE Act Passes Education and Labor Committee, Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Passes House
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New Bipartisan Retirement Bill and ESG Comment Outline
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Victory! Prescription Drug Deal & House Legislative Text Includes Employer Coverage, OSHA Vaccine Mandate Rule & Mental Health RFIs
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Large Employers Ready to Work with Lawmakers on Expanding Access to Mental Health Care
The ERISA Industry Committee applauds Senators Cassidy and Murphy for taking an active lead in addressing the need to update federal mental health care and substance use disorder programs and expand their access.
Access to Safe, Cost-Efficient Mental & Behavioral Health Care is Achievable with the Help of Congress
ERIC is working with Congress to address the worsening mental health crisis. ERIC provided comments to the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance regarding their request on the best policies to enhance mental and behavioral health care and substance use disorder care for all Americans.