Thursday, August 18, 2005
Galen Institute: 6 million HSA holders by 2008
[Grace-Marie Turner, "Consumerism in Health Care: Early Evidence is Positive," The Galen Institute, 11 August 2005.]
Grace-Marie Turner unleashes a torrent of data revealing the overwhelming success of consumer-driven health care in this recent report:
As more Americans move into consumer-directed health plans, more and more studies are being produced that report on early experience with these plans.
We have released a paper that summarizes some of the newest studies of these products, including Health Savings Accounts and Health Reimbursement Arrangements, which offer new incentives for consumers to help manage their health care and health costs.
The bottom line: Consumerism is working in these plans, with costs moderating while maintaining access to needed care, including preventive and chronic care treatments.
[Greg Scandlen, "Choice is revolutionizing health care," The Wichita Eagle, 28 September 2004.]
[Grace-Marie Turner, "Consumerism in Health Care: Early Evidence is Positive," The Galen Institute, 11 August 2005.]
Grace-Marie Turner unleashes a torrent of data revealing the overwhelming success of consumer-driven health care in this recent report:
As more Americans move into consumer-directed health plans, more and more studies are being produced that report on early experience with these plans.
We have released a paper that summarizes some of the newest studies of these products, including Health Savings Accounts and Health Reimbursement Arrangements, which offer new incentives for consumers to help manage their health care and health costs.
The bottom line: Consumerism is working in these plans, with costs moderating while maintaining access to needed care, including preventive and chronic care treatments.
[Greg Scandlen, "Choice is revolutionizing health care," The Wichita Eagle, 28 September 2004.]
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