I'd move that money to lower cost index funds as soon as you can.
My younger half-brother got a lot of money when his dad passed away. At age 20, he's reading and understanding more and more about investments. Just yesterday he withdrew $75,000 from his account with his financial advisor because he was being charged 1.35% for the advisor fee on top of expensive funds. He's moving it over to a couple of Admiral Shares funds at Vanguard.
Maybe its just me, but I'd do some more research to picking the right allocation. You may want to be have more stocks in international markets. Personally, I went with the Total Stock Market Index Admiral Shares (VTSAX) and Total International Stock Index Admiral Shares (VTIAX) with a 50/50 split for the stocks in our HSA. The overall HSA account is 45%/45%/10% with the 10% being in the Total Bond Market Index Admiral Shares (VBTLX). Most Vanguard Target Date funds have roughly 30% in international stocks/bonds and the Vanguard Total World Stock Index has only 52% North America with the other 48% international. Just a thought, but of course the asset allocation comes down to whatever you are comfortable with.