
|Articles|May 8, 2012
Study: Spread of Consumer-Directed Health Plans can Reduce Nation's Costs, but Risks Seen
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It’s the hottest trend in job-based health insurance: plans that give you a personal savings account for medical bills but also require you to pay a hefty share of costs before coverage kicks in.
Such “consumer-directed” plans could save billions for employers, providing relief from high health care costs, a study published Monday concludes.
But there’s a warning flag, a risk that workers will forgo needed care, even preventive services covered at no extra cost to them. Some consumers were apparently unsure that prevention was covered.
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Source: The Washington Post
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