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New Studies Show Consumer-Directed Care Reduces Costs and Improves Access

POSTED BY Galen Institute on July 21, 2004.

A new study of purchasers of Health Savings Accounts shows that these health care financing arrangements are appealing to those who previously were shut out of the insurance market, to families, to older Americans, and to workers of all income levels.


Click here to read the paper.

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New Studies Show Consumer-Directed Care Reduces Costs and Improves Access

POSTED BY Galen Institute on July 21, 2004.

A new study of purchasers of Health Savings Accounts shows that these health care financing arrangements are appealing to those who previously were shut out of the insurance market, to families, to older Americans, and to workers of all income levels.


Click here to read the paper.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

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