Add to ORKGThe article focuses on issues concerning health savings accounts (HSAs) in the U.S. HSAs are trust accounts introduced by the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003 to reimburse qualified medical costs to an eligible individual. A survey by America\u27s Health Insurance Plans showed that 3.2 million individuals are enrolled in HSAs. Information on the tax incentives provided by HSAs as well as the requirements for individuals to be HAS-eligible is also addressed
[Excerpt] he number of individuals participating in HSA-eligible health plans and HSAs increased sig...
HSA CONTRIBUTION LIMITS: Health savings accounts (HSAs) are often touted as a vehicle for funding fu...
Medical savings accounts (MSAs) allow enrolees to withdraw money from earmarked funds to pay for hea...
• This Issue Brief examines accounts that can be used to pay for health care services on a tax-favor...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) have been growing in popularity since their introduction in 2004. Thi...
This article analyzes the Medical Savings Account (MSA) program, and critiques its impact on the ret...
With over one year having passed since the Medicare Modernization Act ( MMA ) authorized the creatio...
Medical savings accounts (MSAs) have emerged as one of the most controversial health policy is-sues ...
The healthcare industry is changing; the war against escalating health-care costs is taking a toll o...
This report discusses health savings accounts (HSAs), which are generally used to pay for unreimbur...
The Health Savings Account (HSA), a tax-advantaged savings vehicle for paying medical expenses, pair...
This study examines the relationship of contributing to a Health Savings Account while also particip...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) are an encouraging development in the market for health insurance, cr...
2014 marks the 10-year anniversary of the introduction of health savings accounts (HSAs), created by...
This paper was stimulated by the Editorial of Dr Vince FitzGerald in the last issue of AHR on health...
[Excerpt] he number of individuals participating in HSA-eligible health plans and HSAs increased sig...
HSA CONTRIBUTION LIMITS: Health savings accounts (HSAs) are often touted as a vehicle for funding fu...
Medical savings accounts (MSAs) allow enrolees to withdraw money from earmarked funds to pay for hea...
• This Issue Brief examines accounts that can be used to pay for health care services on a tax-favor...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) have been growing in popularity since their introduction in 2004. Thi...
This article analyzes the Medical Savings Account (MSA) program, and critiques its impact on the ret...
With over one year having passed since the Medicare Modernization Act ( MMA ) authorized the creatio...
Medical savings accounts (MSAs) have emerged as one of the most controversial health policy is-sues ...
The healthcare industry is changing; the war against escalating health-care costs is taking a toll o...
This report discusses health savings accounts (HSAs), which are generally used to pay for unreimbur...
The Health Savings Account (HSA), a tax-advantaged savings vehicle for paying medical expenses, pair...
This study examines the relationship of contributing to a Health Savings Account while also particip...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) are an encouraging development in the market for health insurance, cr...
2014 marks the 10-year anniversary of the introduction of health savings accounts (HSAs), created by...
This paper was stimulated by the Editorial of Dr Vince FitzGerald in the last issue of AHR on health...
[Excerpt] he number of individuals participating in HSA-eligible health plans and HSAs increased sig...
HSA CONTRIBUTION LIMITS: Health savings accounts (HSAs) are often touted as a vehicle for funding fu...
Medical savings accounts (MSAs) allow enrolees to withdraw money from earmarked funds to pay for hea...