Industry Resources
This guide contains articles, white papers, and analysis that we've prepared on the health spending account and benefits industries.
- Can Consumers Truly Shop for Health Care?
- In our white paper, “Can Consumers Truly Shop for Health Care,” we present an aggregation of data that demonstrates that without health care transparency, consumers can’t truly shop for their medical services.
- Getting Employees to Use Health Savings Accounts
- More organizations are offering HSAs and more employees are adopting them, but studies show they still don't know much about using them. Our whitepaper offers helpful tips to increase employee usage rates.
- HRA Regulations Update Summary
- An explanation of the new regulations regarding HRAs that were announced June 14, 2019.
- HSAs - The Past, Present, and Future
- Health savings accounts (HSAs) were born in 2003. How have they evolved into the popular health care plan they are today, and what direction could they go in the future?
- HSA Spenders: An Overlooked Majority
- Many HSA administrators are eager to promote the value of saving HSA funds. But studies show the majority of account holders are HSA spenders--people who use the account to pay for health-related costs as they occur. In this whitepaper, learn why HSA spenders are important and how you can properly support them.
- IRS Permits Additional Preventive Care Benefits for HDHP Coverage
- On July 17, 2019, the IRS issued guidance that expands health savings account (HSA) qualified expenses.
- Make Way for HSAs
- Employers are expanding their use of HSAs to help reduce health care costs for employees and serve as a powerful recruiting and retention tool. View the infographic to learn more.
- Maximizing the Value of Health Care Spending
- Our white paper, “Maximizing the value of health care spending,” details what employers can do to help employees get the most out of their health care dollars. View it here.
- Spending Account News and Regulation Updates
- Here's a collection of news and regulatory updates affecting spending accounts dating back to 2017.