High-Deductible Plans 'Quiet Revolution in Health Insurance'

BjbjLULU JEFFREY BROWN: Next, a growing change
in the way Americans are buying and receiving health insurance. NewsHour health correspondent
Betty Ann Bowser reports. BETTY ANN BOWSER: Dennis Adams is what the insurance industry
calls a young invincible. DENNIS ADAMS, professional dancer: I figured nothing would happen to
me.

When I was 26 or 25, when I got the plan originally, I had never had surgery, I had
never broken a bone, I had never been in an ambulance, I had never been to the hospital.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: So when the non-profit Oberlin Dance Company of San Francisco offered a new
type of health insurance three years ago, the 27-year-old professional dancer didn't
think twice. He signed up right away. It was a high-deductible insurance plan that traded
lower monthly premiums for higher out-of-pocket costs to employees. In this case, Adams would
have to pay $2,500 up front before his health insurance would kick in, if he needed it.
Then, the unthinkable.

DENNIS ADAMS: I got hurt. BETTY ANN BOWSER: During a performance
like this, Adams tore his ACL. When he need an MRI to determine how bad the damage was,
the provider demanded the $1,600 test be paid for up front. Adams was stunned, but, even
worse, he didn't have the money.

Of the growing number of companies that are going to high-deductible
plans, about 23 percent of them offer employees some type of rainy-day option, usually called
a health savings account, or HSA. And even though the dance company is a non-profit with
a tight bottom line, it puts $100 a month in each employee's account. The 30 people
on the plan can also contribute to it tax-free, and the money rolls over year after year and
from job to job. In the end, workers comp paid for Adams' treatment because the injury
happened on the job.

But for the young dancer, it was a teachable moment. He went back to
a traditional plan with higher monthly premiums. Dr. Drew Altman, president and CEO of the
Kaiser Family Foundation in Palo Alto, calls this a reshaping of the insurance market.
DR.

DREW ALTMAN, President and CEO, Kaiser Family Foundation: Well you know, I think
we ve been so focused on health reform in Washington, what we have missed is there is
a quiet revolution happening in health insurance out in the country. BETTY ANN BOWSER: According
to Kaiser, last year, 31 percent of workers covered by their employers offered this type
of insurance, with a deductible of at least $1,000. Enrollment has tripled, up from 10
percent, in five years. DR.

DREW ALTMAN: They don't have a lot of weapons to throw at their
rising health care costs any longer, so they have really no choice but to go in this direction,
especially the smaller employers, who are getting hit especially hard by rising health
care costs. So, we re seeing this quiet revolution in what health insurance really is. It's changing
in the country and it has big implications for people. PHIL LEBHERZ, founder and chairman,
LISI: The logic is that, if you have a higher deductible, as a consumer, you're going to
pay more attention to the marketplace and how much people are charging you for their
services.

BETTY ANN BOWSER: Phil Lebherz is the founder and chairman of LISI, an agency
that provides support for health insurance brokers throughout California. About a third
of his employees are on these types of plans. And, Lebherz says, their rise in their popularity
comes down to economics. PHIL LEBHERZ: This move to high-deductibles is really, at the
bottom line, an economic market adjustment to lowering the cost of the actual health
insurance premium, putting some risk, or some emphasis, from a consumer standpoint, and
some interest in people's trying to stay healthy, so that it protects them and protects the
company at the same time.

What we're seeing is a change in the financing of health care,
not an erosion of the coverage. The coverage is still there. In fact, there's more coverage
than ever. BETTY ANN BOWSER: That's why, in 2009, the dance company's finance manager,
Charlene Folcomer, recommended they start offering a high-deductible plan with lower
premiums.

About a third of the company's 100 full-time employees opted in. CHARLENE FOLCOMER,
finance manager, Oberlin Dance Company: So, it's made a huge savings for us. The employees
that are on it stay with it because they're getting used to it. They have to do what it
takes to keep their health care costs down now.

BETTY ANN BOWSER: But a new study found
people on these types of plans sometimes put off medical care, more often than those in
traditional low-deductible plans. The study's lead author is Dr. Alison Galbraith, a pediatrician
at Harvard Medical School. DR.

ALISON GALBRAITH, Harvard Medical School: What we found was
that, in families in high-deductible plans, there was a much higher prevalence of delayed
or foregone care due to cost, compared to people in the non-deductible plans. And an
interesting thing was, it was -- there was the suggestion that actually it wasn't necessarily
the chronically ill family members who were delaying care. BETTY ANN BOWSER: But, Galbraith
added, these plans can work well for some people. DR.

ALISON GALBRAITH: Ideally, the
best person in a high-deductible plan, well, it's a healthy person who doesn't need a lot
of care. And for those types of people, they're great plans. So that's why some families will
want to buy them, because it may be the only affordable option for them. BETTY ANN BOWSER:
Lauryn Menard, an administrator for the dance company, is one of those ideal candidates
for this type of insurance, and she's happy with it.

LAURYN MENARD, Oberlin Dance Company:
I feel like I'm getting good coverage for me. I'm young, I'm healthy, I'm savvy. I know,
you know, what my costs are going to be per month. I know those costs.

I know what my
expected medical costs are, so -- so, I -- and I feel like, if something were really worrying
me, I could totally go to a doctor. BETTY. ANN BOWSER: But even Menard admits she now
sometimes puts off going to the doctor to save money. LAURYN MENARD: I do get headaches
about once a month, and they can get really bad.

And I still haven't gone to see a doctor
about it. And I don't know. I haven't made plans to yet. It's like, I'm kind of trying
to cheat the system a little bit, because it's like, if I don't go and it's not really
serious, then I'm saving money.

BETTY ANN. BOWSER: With this so-called quiet revolution
already well under way for thousands of Americans, Altman is pushing the industry and the country
to take stock. DR. DREW ALTMAN: We really need to have a national discussion about whether
this is a good thing or this is a bad thing.

Or it may mean -- I think what it really means
is, this is okay for some people if you are pretty healthy. But we have to worry about
what these very high deductibles, $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, $5,000 deductibles, is that
really even insurance coverage? BETTY ANN. BOWSER: The number of Americans enrolling
in high-deductible plans is expected to rise as long as the cost of health premiums also
continue to climb. JEFFREY BROWN: Online, you can find our list of the top 10 things
you need to know about high-deductible insurance plans.

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Finding a Good Health Insurance Plan - Where to Look When You Don't Have Medical Benefits

Finding a Good Health Insurance Plan - Where to Look When You Don't Have Medical Benefits

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Healthcare system overviewHealth care systemHeatlh & MedicineKhan Academy

SALMAN KHAN: I'm here
with Professor Laurence Baker at Stanford
Medical School. And what we're going
to talk about now is the overview of the
health care system. LAURENCE BAKER: What is
the health care system? SALMAN KHAN: Yeah,
and who's in it? LAURENCE BAKER: And who's in it? And what are they doing? SALMAN KHAN: I think I
could give a go at it. LAURENCE BAKER: Go for it.

SALMAN KHAN: And
then correct me. Expose my ignorance. So clearly, you
have your providers. Those would be your doctors,
and nurses, and all the rest.

LAURENCE BAKER:
Hospitals, pharmacies, all kinds of people
are your providers. SALMAN KHAN: OK, so everyone
who's providing health care. So that's right over there. So that's hospitals, doctors,
pharmacies, all the rest.

And then they are providing
the health care to someone. So those would be the patients. Let me do that in another color. LAURENCE BAKER:
Call them patients.

Yeah, sometimes
you get the details like people become patients
after they need health care. But some people just
have a question. They're not really patients,
they're just asking. SALMAN KHAN: OK.

What would you call them then? LAURENCE BAKER: Call
them population. SALMAN KHAN: Population. So just the population of
the world, or of the country, or whatever-- people. And then someone
has to pay for this.

And so for the most
part, this is insurers. LAURENCE BAKER: Yup. Insurance companies. In the olden days--
like if you go back 100 years-- we didn't
really have insurers.

We had patients and providers. And patients would-- if they had
a question, they had a concern, they go to the provider. They'd make some deal,
pay them some money, do some service for
them and work it out. We got insurance
companies really only in the last
100 years, maybe.

Really starting in
the US in maybe 1930. 1940, They started
to become popular. So that's kind of
a new renovation. And those three
things work together.

SALMAN KHAN: And the
general term-- and this is a word I've seen a
lot, and sometimes it's a little confusing because
it's very close to payer, you hear of these payors. And that would be
including anyone who's paying for the
paying for the service. And insurance companies
would be included there. LAURENCE BAKER: Right.

So we have-- we
call them payors. Sometimes we call
them health plans because they arrange for some
of the care that people get. And payors could be private
insurance companies, or they could be government
payors-- government insurance companies like Medicare. SALMAN KHAN: And the insurance
companies themselves, they're not doing this out of
the goodness of their heart.

Someone is paying them. And for the most part
in the United States, it tends to be employers. LAURENCE BAKER: So right. So if we made another
arrow on your diagram here, it would be from
the population-- or maybe from the patients--
to the insurance companies that provides the money for
the insurance companies to use to pay for the provider.

So patients might buy
an insurance company-- or not an insurance company,
buy an insurance policy. SALMAN KHAN: Only if
they're very well healed. LAURENCE BAKER: Some of
them buy the whole thing. But they just might
buy their own policy.

Go buy an insurance policy,
pay them a premium directly, the insurance company
collects that money. Or, for most people, they
work for an employer. The employer makes
the arrangement to buy that insurance and
then implicitly charges the population, the
patients for that. Maybe directly by
having them contribute some of their salary.

Maybe implicitly by just
reducing the amount of cash they give them every
month, and instead giving them this
insurance policy. So people do that. And the other piece that's
floating around in here is that in some cases,
the population pays taxes to the government that
then functions essentially as an insurer, like the
Medicare program, where there's insurance provided to people
that's paid for by taxes. So there's some different
funds flows going around here, but always money
going from patients to insurers, through employers
from taxes, by direct payments.

Those insurers
collecting the money and then paying for a
bunch of the care that's provided by the providers. And that's the
basic arrangement. There's one more
tiny piece, which is that sometimes patients pay
the doctors or the hospitals directly. You go you have
a $20 co-payment.

And so there's a small payment
that goes back and forth. SALMAN KHAN: Your
copay is kind of there just so that-- it kind of makes
the insurance company feel good that you're not just
using it willy-nilly-- that you have to
pay your $10 or $50. LAURENCE BAKER: Absolutely. So insurers know
that once they start paying the providers
for the care, and the patient says
it's totally free, people might use
stuff that might be worth a little tiny bit, but
it costs a lot for everybody to pay for.

So if you put a
co-payment on there, it makes people think
twice about using things that they don't really need. SALMAN KHAN: Right. That makes complete sense. And then within this ecosystem--
we hear a lot about HMOs.

My perception is that's a
combination of the insurance company and the provider. It's kind of in one package. LAURENCE BAKER: Right. So over time, the US has had
different kinds of insurers out there.

In the private market,
especially, there's been a lot of innovation
in the last 30, 40 years in types of
insurers that are out there. So we have different
insurers that have behaved in
different ways as we've gone through those
evolutionary cycles. So one version of that is
what we call an HMO-- a health maintenance organization. And that's really just jargon.

You have to dig into it to
figure out what it means. But in a lot of
cases, what that is is a company that's
acting as insurance. So you pay a premium to them if
you're a patient or a person, and you buy some coverage. And then they'll
cover your care.

But they'll do that by trying
to integrate themselves with the providers. And so the
organizations either are integrated because the HMO hires
doctors directly, or maybe owns the hospitals-- like Kaiser
Permanente, for example. Or, in some cases it's a
contractual relationship. It's not exactly the same.

SALMAN KHAN: So not all of them
is tightly linked as a Kaiser, where it's like, you go
to this building that says Kaiser on it. And that's where your doctor is. It could be doctors just
have their practices, but they're tightly
linked with a-- I think that's how, what Blue Shield? Or one of those. LAURENCE BAKER: Yeah,
Blue Shield, or Aetna, or some of these
different companies.

And you can start to
dig into the details and every one will be a little
bit different from the other, but they're contractual
relationships. SALMAN KHAN: And
the difference-- I think this is something
everyone faces when they sign up with insurance
with their employer-- I had to do it recently--
is-- they all say, you have to pick HMO versus PPO. And they're within
the same policy. And so my perception is HMO is
you have set list of doctors that they probably
pre-negotiated pricing with.

LAURENCE BAKER: Yeah. So the difference
between HMOs and PPOs gets a little bit
into the details SALMAN KHAN: OK. I don't want to get too into-- LAURENCE BAKER: We can sort
of think about it in the way that you're talking about it. So an HMO will have
a list of doctors that you're supposed to see.

And you'll have to go see
the doctors on that list. And a stereotypical one, if
you don't see the doctors on that list, the
insurance company's not going to pay
for you care, you're going to pay for yourself. And in the stereotypical
HMO, there's going to be a fairly
tight management between the insurance company
and the doctors about what's going to be done, what's
allowable, and so on. SALMAN KHAN: And in the
most tightly linked case, they'll be the same.

They doctors will be
employed by the company. That's like Kaiser. LAURENCE BAKER: As you think
about it as a spectrum, if you move a little bit
away from that to a PPO. What's happening in
a PPO is you're still going to get a list,
so you're going to be encouraged to
see those doctors, but maybe it'll be a
little more flexibility.

Like, if you decided not
to see someone on the list, the plan would still
pay some amount. Maybe not as much as they would
if you saw someone on a list, but something. Whereas in an HMO,
maybe nothing. And the plan will probably
work a little less hard at managing what those doctors
are doing to try and limit access to, say,
high cost services.

HMO will tend to
work harder, PPO. Tends to work a
little less hard. So it's a little
bit of a spectrum. You're kind of moving from more
managed and more concentrated to a little less managed, but
still more so than the system we had, say, in
the '50s or '60s, where anybody went
to any doctor, and any doctor did
whatever they wanted.

And the insurance company
just paid the bill, and there was no integration. So it's a little bit of a-- SALMAN KHAN: So that's
the main motivation why insurance
companies are trying to get more integrated
with the providers, is because-- just like you
said, in the '50s and '60s, you have the provider
providing a service. And obviously the
patient like the service. And then you have a third
party paying for it.

And so there's no check
on-- the person deciding and the person getting it says,
yeah, let's get more service. And someone else is-- right. LAURENCE BAKER: So we
created a big issue. Insurance companies are
kind of an interesting thing in a health policy world.

Because we have to have them. We have to have them to
manage the risk associated with getting sick. You get sick today
and get a huge bill. And so we can't leave people
on their own for that.

We got to have
insurance companies. But as soon as you create
insurance companies, and I can have, implicitly,
all my neighbors pay for the health
care that I want, then I might start using things that
turn out to be an efficient. And so you got to have
them-- insurance companies. But you got to manage what
happens when you have them also.

And so that's the
integration between providers or co-payments and utilization
review, and all these things, are basically attempts
by insurance companies to try and manage
what economists would call the moral hazard. The using additional services
that you don't necessarily need because everybody else is
going to pay for it for you. SALMAN KHAN: It
makes complete sense. Well thanks.

That makes a ton of sense..

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Maybe your employer can handle one section. Maybe on an individual
policy, you might have to handle the other section. My best suggestion to you is, do
you really need dual coverage? Can you afford dual coverage? It's nice to have it, if you
are going out of the network, where the service is normally provided, but is it always necessary?
Contact a good adviser in this particular area, talk to them about your particular needs,
and have them direct you to one or two different companies, that can handle this for you. HPE
Financial Services is our company.

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Does Your Health Insurance Really Cover You

Does Your Health Insurance Really Cover You

Are you thoroughly insured? Every adult needs to have fitness insurance coverage defense. Not being completely insured can cost you 1000's of bucks in unnecessary medical bills. The cost of medical bills has skyrocketed and may most often proceed to build up as time goes by.

Some americans even commit to take out their very own fitness insurance coverage policies in spite of the simple verifiable truth that they have were given medical insurance coverage with the aid of their employers. Sometimes the defense which might be keen would possibly not be sufficient, particularly for americans who've infants. Having further defense can aid to enhance places wherein the policyholder would possibly not be covered. It is awfully obligatory to read about the coverage booklet that incorporates your insurance coverage cards to go looking out out what's and what's now now not covered by your insurance coverage agency to boot working out what the coverage barriers are.

Having a family, particularly americans with youthful infants steadily have were given to nevertheless make visits to a fitness practitioner on a semi secure origin. This achievable that being uninsured or maybe underinsured for even a priceless injury like a broken leg may also be really high-priced. The economic climate is in an particularly confusing zone prime now and it has been there for some years now. The economic outlook would possibly not be very first fee so having sufficient medical defense may also be a life saver for tons americans either younger and ancient.

Many sleek collage graduates and new faces inner the work energy do now now not think that they prefer to have fitness insurance coverage. However, sicknesses corresponding to melanoma are now more prevalent and can strike americans either younger and ancient. Paying out of pocket for melanoma medication options can cost much of of 1000's of bucks. Many americans who've gotten caught devoid of a defense and a melanoma diagnosis are steadily pressured to record chapter because in their giant medical payments.

It is serious to do not forget to intellect yourself as an investment. You like to place money into being wholesome and staying that method regardless of what occurs in your on a on a daily origin origin life. Getting a coverage is awfully refined, and there are insurance coverage organizations who can write you a coverage that fits your loved ones needs and cost kind with insurance coverage that covers you adequately having mentioned that does not holiday you financially.

Today it surely is serious to devise till now and give protection to yourself. If you give protection to your apartment from a fireplace, why now now not give protection to yourself and your relatives with fitness insurance coverage? There are many plans obtainable from a beautiful quantity of organizations which might offer the defense that you just and your loved ones like to offer protection to yourselves.