Tuesday, June 15, 2004
HSAs covered in The Wichita Eagle
[Phyllis Jacobs Griekspoor, "A healthy option for health plans," The Wichita Eagle, June 2004.]
Flint Hills is mentioned in this recent article on Health Savings Accounts in The Eagle. While we are planning a conference on the issue for this Fall, the October 13 event is actually another group's effort. The increasing interest in these tools is a testament to their potential:
There's a common message from Kansas businesses regarding health savings accounts, a health insurance product just now becoming widely available in the state.
That message is, "Tell me more."
"There's a lot of interest out there," said Cliff Somes with the Wichita Independent Business Association. "I anticipate that as more products become available and more vendors are out there, we'll hear a lot more about this."
HSAs are part of the ongoing "consumer-driven health care" trend, a movement intended to place more responsibility for paying for routine medical care on consumers.
[Phyllis Jacobs Griekspoor, "A healthy option for health plans," The Wichita Eagle, June 2004.]
Flint Hills is mentioned in this recent article on Health Savings Accounts in The Eagle. While we are planning a conference on the issue for this Fall, the October 13 event is actually another group's effort. The increasing interest in these tools is a testament to their potential:
There's a common message from Kansas businesses regarding health savings accounts, a health insurance product just now becoming widely available in the state.
That message is, "Tell me more."
"There's a lot of interest out there," said Cliff Somes with the Wichita Independent Business Association. "I anticipate that as more products become available and more vendors are out there, we'll hear a lot more about this."
HSAs are part of the ongoing "consumer-driven health care" trend, a movement intended to place more responsibility for paying for routine medical care on consumers.
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