From the monthly archives:

September 2009

HSA’s a “Workable” Plan for Low-Income Americans

September 11, 2009

Yesterday, I talked about proponents of HSAs having empirical evidence that the plan works.  A recent article in BusinessWeek weighed out some pros and cons of the program.  The pros, as usual, look really good.  Even more encouraging is the fact that most of the cons can be managed.  The real point of this is [...]

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How can CDHC Drive Down the Cost of Health Care?

September 10, 2009

While the current administration would have you believe that a private option will be the key to driving down health care costs – proponents of consumer driven health care have empirical evidence that shows a real route to controlling health care costs is to place the decision on how much to spend back in the hands of the consumer.

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