qualified plans. Sec. 235. Treatment of direct primary care service arrangements. Sec. 236. Certain exercise equipment and physical fitness programs treated as medical care. Sec. 237. Certain nutritional and dietary supplements to be treated as medical care. Sec. 238. Certain provider fees to be treated as medical care. Sec. 239. Increase the maximum contribution limit to an HSA to match deductible and out-of-pocket expense limitation. Sec. 240. Child health savings account. Sec. 241. Allowing minimum distributions from tax-deferred retirement accounts to be deposited into HSAs. Sec. 242. Distributions for abortion expenses from health savings accounts included in gross income. Subtitle C—Enhanced wellness incentives Sec. 251. Providing financial incentives for treatment compliance. Title III—Improving Access to Insurance for Vulnerable Americans Subtitle A—Eliminating barriers to insurance coverage Sec. 301. Elimination of certain requirements for guaranteed availability in individual market. Subtitle B—Ensuring coverage for individuals with preexisting conditions and multiple health care needs through high-Risk pools Sec. 311. Improvement of high-risk pools. Title IV—Encouraging a More Competitive Health Care Market Subtitle A—Expanding patient choice Sec. 401. Cooperative governing of individual health insurance coverage. Subtitle B—McCarran-Ferguson reform Sec. 411. Restoring the application of antitrust laws to health sector insurers. Subtitle C—Medicare Price Transparency Sec. 421. Public availability of Medicare claims data. Subtitle D—State transparency portals Sec. 431. Providing information on health coverage options and health care providers. Subtitle E—Protecting the Doctor-Patient Relationship Sec. 441. Rule of construction. Sec. 442. Repeal of Federal Coordinating Council for Comparative Effectiveness Research. Subtitle F—Establishing Association Health Plans Sec. 451. Rules governing association health plans. Sec. 452. Clarification of treatment of single employer arrangements.