Webinars and Events | July 30, 2025

How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Will Impact Health Plans

Watch and listen to an essential discussion on the sweeping changes in the budget reconciliation legislation that was recently signed into law. We examined how the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act could significantly impact healthcare access for millions of Americans. 

One Big Beautiful Bill Act Webinar

Key topics we covered

  • A deep look into the law, including provisions affecting Health Savings Accounts, student loan programs and the federal Medicaid program
  • How the bill will impact the benefits you provide your plan participants
  • A new tax-preferred savings account for children under age 18 called the “Trump Account,” which will operate like individual retirement accounts that allow earnings to grow on a tax-free basis
  • Actionable insights on how to prepare for these changes

We also discussed the implications for health plans of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in a case concerning preventive services, as well as the Court’s decision not to review a lower court’s ERISA preemption case.

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Kathy Bakich Kathy Bakich

Kathryn Bakich 
Senior Vice President, Health Compliance 

Elena Lynett Elena Lynett

Elena Lynett 
Senior Vice President, Health Compliance 

Zuckerman Zuckerman

Julia Zuckerman 
Vice President and Senior Consultant, Compliance 

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