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How Obamacare will HSA-qualified plans more costly0
- May 1, 2012
At Forbes, Avik Roy explains how government bureaucrats will make high-deductible insurance plans that qualify for Health Savings Accounts more expensive, even though such plans promote prudent medical spending. Continue reading
READ MORENew HHS Regs Endanger HSAs, High-Deductible Plans, #thanksobamacare0
- January 4, 2012
A new Obama administration rule could drive out of the market the low-cost, high deductible plans that are supposed to be available under ObamaCare. That would likely mean a sharp jump in taxpayer subsidies. Continue reading
READ MOREA Radically Different Approach to Health Insurance0
- November 9, 2010
John Goodman of the National Center for Policy Analysis writes: [B]efore the current era, the most common form of health insurance — other than Blue Cross plans — was indemnity insurance with a fee schedule. A typical benefit consisted of so many dollars a day for each day in the hospital. Since the benefit was […]
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How to protect yourself against ObamaCare0
- July 1, 2010
The Objective Standard has published Paul Hsieh, M.D.’s article about how to protect yourself from ObamaCare (HR 3590). Here are the topic headings:
To the extent possible, arrange to pay for your medical care directly rather than through an insurancepolicy. – Health savings accounts- concierge medicine- medical tourism
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Assume full responsibility for your personal health.- Eat Well […]HSA health insurer shuts down because of ObamaCare0
- June 8, 2010
In response to the health control legislation, HR 3590, a small health insurance companies that focused on selling high-deductible policies is closing its doors. So reports Richmond BizSense (emphasis added)
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The hotly debated healthcare reform bill signed into law in March has killed a local insurance company.
At least that’s according to a brief letter Richmond-based […]
