HSA in block letters with rolled up currency on top In 2019, the IRS tweaked coverage to allow certain drugs to treat chronic conditions to be covered pre-deductible. (Photo: Shutterstock)

A recent regulatory change expanding the number of medications included for pre-deductible coverage did not result in significantly increased insurance premiums, a new study has found.

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