Low Cost Family Health Insurance - Some New Trends That Will Save You Money
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Affordable Family Health Insurance: New Trends to Save You Money
Summary
Is affordable family health insurance a reality? With news headlines suggesting that health insurance costs are soaring, it's easy to feel discouraged. Indeed, the costs for medical services continue to rise, driving up insurance premiums?"but understanding basic economics means this isn’t surprising.However, insurers are now exploring innovative strategies to reduce premiums, and savvy shoppers are taking advantage of these new trends to secure savings.
New Strategies for Savings
Self-Insuring
Self-insuring is an effective way for consumers to lower their health insurance costs by taking on responsibility for their deductibles. These can range from $500 to $5,000 in major medical plans. Being able to cover these amounts strengthens your position in negotiating lower premiums.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
Think of HSAs as medical IRAs. They allow you to set aside pre-tax dollars for future medical expenses, making them an excellent way to manage higher deductibles. The tax-deductible nature of these accounts adds to their appeal.
Focus on Plan Design
Consumers often spend too much time choosing between PPOs (Preferred Provider Organization Plans) and HMOs (Health Maintenance Organization Plans). Instead, greater savings can be found by focusing on plan design, such as selecting deductible options, and exploring vision, dental, and prescription drug coverage.
By adopting these approaches, families can navigate the complex health insurance landscape and find affordable solutions tailored to their needs.
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