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- WHA Board of Directors Meets to Close Out 2025, Discusses Ongoing State and Federal Policy Priorities
- Hospital and Health System CEOs Examine Costs, Access and the Future of Wisconsin Health Care
- AHA Urges Elevance Health to Rescind Anthem’s ‘Nonparticipating Provider’ Policy
- Aurora Medical Center – Bay Area’s Harding Recognized with WHA 2025 Distinguished Service Award
- WHA in Washington, DC
- Wisconsin Hospitals PAC & Conduit Launches Legacy Award, Honors Six Leaders
- Wisconsin Hospitals State PAC & Conduit — $18,740 Remaining to Goal
- GUEST COLUMN: Compliance FYI: IRS Announces Health FSA Limits for 2026
- Caring for Wisconsin’s Caregivers Well-Being First Champion Challenge for Credentialing Kickoff
EDUCATION EVENTS
Jan. 14, 2026
Caring for Wisconsin’s Caregivers Well-Being First Champion Challenge for Credentialing KickoffJan. 28, 2026
2026 WHA Health Care Leadership AcademyFeb. 25, 2026
2026 Advocacy DayClick here to view education event calendar
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GUEST COLUMN: Compliance FYI: IRS Announces Health FSA Limits for 2026
By M3 Insurance, WHA’s Premier Partner
Compliance, Employee Benefits
On Oct. 9, 2025, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Revenue Procedure 2025-32, which officially increased the maximum Health Flexible Spending Account (FSA) contribution limit to $3,400 for calendar year 2026. The allowable amount of carry-over for FSA plans that have adopted a carry-over provision has been increased to $680 effective for the 2026 calendar year.
Yes/And: Our Take
Yes, FSA limits are increasing, and that doesn’t mean every organization needs to raise them. Organizations who want to raise their FSA limit should contact their M3 Client Executive, or the administrator of their Flexible Spending Account plan, to determine how to move forward.
GUEST COLUMN: Compliance FYI: IRS Announces Health FSA Limits for 2026
By M3 Insurance, WHA’s Premier Partner
Compliance, Employee Benefits
On Oct. 9, 2025, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Revenue Procedure 2025-32, which officially increased the maximum Health Flexible Spending Account (FSA) contribution limit to $3,400 for calendar year 2026. The allowable amount of carry-over for FSA plans that have adopted a carry-over provision has been increased to $680 effective for the 2026 calendar year.
Yes/And: Our Take
Yes, FSA limits are increasing, and that doesn’t mean every organization needs to raise them. Organizations who want to raise their FSA limit should contact their M3 Client Executive, or the administrator of their Flexible Spending Account plan, to determine how to move forward.
IN THIS ISSUE
- WHA Board of Directors Meets to Close Out 2025, Discusses Ongoing State and Federal Policy Priorities
- Hospital and Health System CEOs Examine Costs, Access and the Future of Wisconsin Health Care
- AHA Urges Elevance Health to Rescind Anthem’s ‘Nonparticipating Provider’ Policy
- Aurora Medical Center – Bay Area’s Harding Recognized with WHA 2025 Distinguished Service Award
- WHA in Washington, DC
- Wisconsin Hospitals PAC & Conduit Launches Legacy Award, Honors Six Leaders
- Wisconsin Hospitals State PAC & Conduit — $18,740 Remaining to Goal
- GUEST COLUMN: Compliance FYI: IRS Announces Health FSA Limits for 2026
- Caring for Wisconsin’s Caregivers Well-Being First Champion Challenge for Credentialing Kickoff
EDUCATION EVENTS
Jan. 14, 2026
Caring for Wisconsin’s Caregivers Well-Being First Champion Challenge for Credentialing KickoffJan. 28, 2026
2026 WHA Health Care Leadership AcademyFeb. 25, 2026
2026 Advocacy Day