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This bill aims to revise and reform federal health care law, with a focus on expanding health care options, reducing mandates, and providing more flexibility to states and individuals. The key provisions include eliminating individual and employer health insurance mandates under the Affordable Care Act, creating a new health insurance tax credit system, reforming Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) by introducing "Roth HSAs," and giving states more flexibility in regulating health insurance coverage. The bill would allow employers to reimburse employees for individual health insurance premiums, permit states to create alternative health insurance options, and establish a new chronic care quality bonus payment system for Medicaid. It also includes Medicare reforms such as extending hospital care at home waivers, promoting site-neutral payments, and allowing Medicare Advantage plans to contribute to Roth HSAs for chronically ill enrollees. Additionally, the bill seeks to promote price transparency by giving legal force to existing hospital price transparency rules. The changes would be phased in over several years, with most major provisions taking effect between 2025 and 2026.

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