Benjamin Merry, a former Trump administration official, urged employers to keep tabs on the coverage providers.

The administration is providing $50 million for state efforts to test use of the drugs as treatments for serious mental illness.

Daniel Aronowitz told a House subcommittee he will "knock down every barrier to good mental health treatment."

The Health and Human Services secretary also told lawmakers that the country needs more HSAs, and tougher negotiations with PBMs.

Holders would have 180 days to replace the arrangements or liquidate them.

The benefits giant's health revenue climbed 6%, but career revenue fell 2%.

Republicans and Democrats are teaming up in Congress to try to make the labels on prescription drug packages more transparent.

A new House bill could require employers' health plans to expand coverage for tests for two heart disease risk factors, lipoprotein(a) and apolipoprotein B.