HSA Enrollment Up 18%, Exceeding 13.5 Million
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More than 13.5 million Americans are covered by Health Savings Account (HSA)-eligible insurance plans, a more than 18 percent increase since last year, according to a new census (http://www.ahip.org/HSA2012/) released today by
Health Savings Accounts were authorized starting in
"Millions of individuals, families and employers have chosen an HSA plan for the affordable, high-quality coverage these plans provide," said
Key findings from the census include:
* The number of people with HSA coverage rose to more than 13.5 in
* Between
* In the individual market, 2.5 million people are enrolled in HSA plans, while approximately 3 million people were enrolled in HSA coverage in the small-group market and nearly 8 million were covered in the large-group market.
* States with the highest levels of HSA enrollment were
View Graph at (http://www.ahip.org/News/Press-Room/2012/Health-Savings-Account-Enrollment-Reaches-13-5-Million.aspx)
For the full report and slides, please visit the links below:
Full Report: http://www.ahip.org/HSA2012/
Slides: http://www.ahip.org/HSA2012-Slides/.
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