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Employers Frustrated by Inability of Many Workers to Change Health Habits Tighten Incentives Requirements.

by Martin Trussell on March 12, 2010

in Consumer-driven Health Care, Health, Health Savings Accounts, Plan Design

As employers continue to empower workers to be more health focused, they are beginning to target and reward those workers who demonstrate a real commitment to making positive lifestyle changes.

Why the Big Emotional Reaction to the Senate Health Bill?

by Martin Trussell on December 28, 2009

in Consumer-driven Health Care, Health Savings Accounts, Healthcare Reform, Innovation, Plan Design, health insurance, politics

At the heart of this is the fact that health insurance plans will be unable to innovate.

CIGNA Study: CDHPs Deliver Real World Health Care Reform.

by Martin Trussell on December 18, 2009

in Consumer-driven Health Care, Health Savings Accounts, Plan Design, health insurance

�The empirical data is in and it�s undeniable: when health plans provide incentives for people to be engaged, their health care quality goes up and costs go down,� said CIGNA President and Chief Operating Officer, David M. Cordani.

Benefit Harbor and BenefitSpan Deliver Innovation and Value for CDHC Administrators and Participants.

by Martin Trussell on December 14, 2009

in Consumer-driven Health Care, Flexible Spending Accounts, Health Savings Accounts, Innovation

The CDHC market is evolving at a dramatic pace; therefore, it is crucial to remain current on the most leading edge solutions available.

Majority of Employers Would Reduce Health Benefits to Avoid Proposed Excise Tax, Survey Finds.

by Martin Trussell on December 2, 2009

in Health Savings Accounts, Plan Design, Uncategorized, health insurance, politics

While some policy analysts expect the cap would prompt employers to make major changes to cut back on excessive health care spending, it�s important to note that not all the plans that would be subject to the tax are particularly generous.

HealthPlus Offers New Insurance Plans for Consumers Seeking Health Coverage on Their Own.

by Martin Trussell on November 25, 2009

in Health Savings Accounts, Plan Design, health insurance

HealthPlus Signature Savings is compatible with tax-deductible Health Savings Accounts.

Aon Says a Majority of Employers with Consumer-Driven Health Plans Prefer Health Savings Accounts.

by Martin Trussell on November 16, 2009

in Consumer-driven Health Care, HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, health insurance, healthcare reform

Of those offering CDH plans this year, 56 percent are now using the HSA model, 35 percent of organizations are using the Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRA) model, and 9 percent use both.

Medical Mutual of Ohio and Quicken Health Expense Tracker Address the Pain of Paying Medical Bills.

by Martin Trussell on November 11, 2009

in Consumer-driven Health Care, Health Savings Accounts, Innovation, health insurance

Patients are able to send payments anytime, from any computer, using any debit or credit card, flexible spending account or health savings account.

House Healthcare Bill Would Impact HSAs.

by Martin Trussell on October 29, 2009

in HSAs, Health Savings Accounts, Healthcare Reform

The massive healthcare reform bill unveiled today by top House Democrats contains a couple of provisions that will impact those with Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
Section 531�of the bill limits nontaxable reimbursements from Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) for drugs and medicines. After December 31, 2010, except for insulin, a prescription will be required in order for [...]

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