HSAs in the News

Recent Headlines:
 
Innovate To Cut Health Costs
Posted on:   10/6/2008
Mentioned:   Source: Los Angeles Times
We've been hearing a lot about universal healthcare. But before you give up on market competition, consider that government regulation of hospitals and medical professionals makes medical care much more expensive than it need be.
Watson Wyatt Identifies Trends For Benefits Open Enrollment Season
Posted on:   10/6/2008
Mentioned:   Source: CNNmoney.com
One-third of large employers intend to offer workers health savings accounts linked to high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) next year, according to the Watson Wyatt/NBGH survey. Also, roughly one out of 10 employers intends to offer a CDH plan as its only health plan next year.
Health Care's New Entrepreneurs
Posted on:   10/6/2008
Mentioned:   Source: FrontPageMag.com
Entrepreneurs are finding ways to bring innovative, consumer-oriented health care to market. American health care is experiencing a revolution that promises to improve quality, lower costs, and empower people to control their own health care.
Holtz-Eakin Defends McCain Plan
Posted on:   10/6/2008
Mentioned:   Source:Politico.com
In a memo, McCain aide Douglas Holtz-Eakin defends McCain's plan, and argues that individuals may leave their employer-funded plans for better deals on healthcare that they buy themselves.

Comerica Bank Introduces Health Savings Account
Posted on:   10/6/2008
Mentioned:  
Comerica Bank's business customers can now offer their employees an affordable option for managing their health care expenses with Comerica HealthReserve, a health savings account (HSA). Comerica HealthReserve is also available to individuals with high-deductible health health plans.
Employer health-plan costs grow 5%
Posted on:   9/26/2008
Mentioned:  
Continuing a recent slowing trend, employers' health-insurance premiums grew a relatively modest 5% in 2008, but employers and workers still are struggling to absorb a more than doubling of their coverage costs since the late 1990s, according to a widely tracked survey.
Health Savings Accounts Approach $4 Billion Mark And Financial Firms Expect Continued Growth
Posted on:   9/24/2008
Mentioned:   Source: AIS Health / Inside Consumer-Directed Care
Since HSAs became available in 2004, consumers have opened 2.9 million health savings accounts and have collectively banked more than $3.9 billion, according to ICDC's semiannual report on HSAs.
Towers Perrin Health Care Cost Survey Shows Average Annual Per-Employee Cost Of $9,660 in 2009 -- An
Posted on:   9/24/2008
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Account-based health plans (ABHPs) are emerging as a solution that employers are embracing in the battle to maintain affordability for employees and retirees. These plans,featuring tax-favored savings opportunities, offer significant advantages in the current environment.
Small Business Administration Promotes Benefits Of Health Savings Accounts
Posted on:   9/24/2008
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President Bush and U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Acting Administrator Sandy Baruah met in Oklahoma City earlier this month with women small business owners to discuss the benefits of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), which can be used to obtain affordable healthcare coverage.
Consumers Enrolled in HSAs Span All Income Groups, Life Stages and Employer Environments
Posted on:   9/19/2008
Mentioned:   UnitedHealthcare
UnitedHealthcare recently analyzed more than 200,000 of its 1.4 million members enrolled in an HSA-eligible health plan during the full year 2006 – the latest period for which full year data were available. This press release highlights their findings.

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