In 2023, 49.7% of private-sector employees were enrolled in #HDHPs. This was down from 53.6% in 2022. (Free registration req'd.) #HDHP #HSAPlans #EmployeeBenefits #HealthInsurance https://buff.ly/3WG8csr

The gentle chords of a familiar song drifted through the living room as sunlight spilled across the kitchen table. I stirred my coffee absently, lost in thought about my neighbor, Emily. #AffordableCareAct #familyhealthplans #financialsecurity #HDHP #healthcoverage #healthinsurance #HMO #insuranceproviders #PPO #USAhealthcare

https://priya.health/best-health-insurance-plans-for-families-in-the-usa/

Best Health Insurance Plans for Families in the USA: A Journey Through Choices and Challenges

The gentle chords of a familiar song drifted through the living room as sunlight spilled across the kitchen table. I stirred my coffee absently, lost in thought

Health With Priya
"Nearly 30% of workers with health insurance enrolled in high deductible plans in 2023, compared to 20% in 2013." This is a great primer! #HDHP #HSA #HealthInsurance #EmployeeBenefits https://buff.ly/3YtX4iu
High deductible health insurance plans have become more popular; here's how to know if one is right for you

The policies offer lower premiums and often are accompanied by HSAs, which further savings. But medical bills can be particularly steep if unexpected care is needed.

PhillyVoice

Today’s episode of health insurance companies are bad and they should feel bad

About my struggle to get good therapy for a family member paid for by health insurance, with delays and difficulties caused by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts in particular and the business model of health insurance in general. This highlights the challenges many families face in accessing timely and affordable therapy.

#BCBSMA #HDHP #HealthInsurance #Massachusetts #MentalHealth

https://blog.kamens.us/2023/12/28/todays-episode-of-health-insurance-companies-are-bad-and-they-should-feel-bad/

Today’s episode of health insurance companies are bad and they should feel bad

About my struggle to get good therapy for a family member paid for by health insurance, with delays and difficulties caused by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts in particular and the business…

Something better to do
I don't know who needs to hear this, but...
Before you sign up for a high deductible health plan (#HDHP), ask the insurance company who administers the health savings account (#HSA) that is linked to it.
If it's #HSABank, a.k.a. #WebsterBank, then I'm not going to tell you to choose a different insurance company, but you should at least factor into your decision the fact that, speaking from personal experience, HSA Bank is massively incompetent and a huge pain in the ass to deal with.

It’s benefits enrollment time and I’m stressed out. After 35+ years of work we actually need the health insurance and while my paycheck “cost” isn’t going up, the deductible for the #Anthem PPO went up, a lot. (From $750 pp to $1000 pp)

For older people like us who *have* health issues and will have an undetermined amount of claims, do you find an unfunded #HDHP works for you?

Or who uses #Surest in the #Nashville area? Does any doctor even accept it?
#HealthInsurance #frustrated

The interest rate on my health savings account is 0.03%. It has been steady for years. Despite the federal funds rate now being at 5%. How does this make sense? #HDHP #Healthcare #HSA #HealthSavingsAccount
#SafeHarbor provision allowing for free or low-cost #telehealth benefits for those on #HSA-Eligible plans is extended through December 31, 2024: https://www.mwe.com/insights/omnibus-bill-extends-medicare-telehealth-flexibilities-and-hdhp-telehealth-safe-harbor/ #HDHP #CaresAct #legislation
Omnibus Bill Extends Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities and HDHP Telehealth Safe Harbor

The passing of the omnibus package presents a victory for industry advocates that have sought to extend the COVID-19 Medicare flexibilities and the HDHP safe harbor.

McDermott Will & Emery