Affordable Healthcare Exists, But is Ignored
Posted 12:18 PM

HSA plans offer affordable health insurance for all Americans. This is not some sort of joke. Anyone can go out and by a plan for under a $100/month today.

I have an HSA with BCBS and it covers my whole family for $180 a month. I've never had any problems with it and my out-of-pockets have been consistently lower than I expected. Indeed I pay less now with my HSA than I paid with my employer-sponsored insurance!

For a single working person, an HSA plan would cost about $85/month. And most plans cover well visits, prescriptions, etc. They also have affordable dental options.

I don't understand why people think this doesn't exist. All you hear about on the news is how it costs "thousands" a month to get health insurance. No. That's how much it costs to get a "health maintenance plan"... not insurance.

Americans don't need "managed care". What we need is insurance against catastrophic illness. And it's available for a reasonable fee.
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