Tuesday, January 27, 2004
Consumer-driven health benefits work for the very sick
["Benefits of a Consumer-Driven Health Care System," Daily Policy Digest (Dallas, TX: The National Center for Policy Analysis, 27 January 2004).]
In this Daily Policy Digest from NCPA, the savings possible for the very sick from consumer-directed health benefits are revealed. These benefits, such as health savings accounts, have often been criticized for supposedly only "cherry picking" the healthy. As NCPA points out, a new study in the latest issue of Health Affairs shows this is not the case.
[Richard B. Warner, M.D., "Relief From Health Care Inflation," The Kansas Physician, September / October 2002.]
["Benefits of a Consumer-Driven Health Care System," Daily Policy Digest (Dallas, TX: The National Center for Policy Analysis, 27 January 2004).]
In this Daily Policy Digest from NCPA, the savings possible for the very sick from consumer-directed health benefits are revealed. These benefits, such as health savings accounts, have often been criticized for supposedly only "cherry picking" the healthy. As NCPA points out, a new study in the latest issue of Health Affairs shows this is not the case.
[Richard B. Warner, M.D., "Relief From Health Care Inflation," The Kansas Physician, September / October 2002.]
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