Lowering Healthcare Costs Without A Disastrous Government-Run Model

The article argues that expanding Health Savings Accounts would lower U.S. healthcare costs by increasing consumer control over spending.

It recommends lifting HSA eligibility limits, tripling contribution caps, and allowing HSA funds to buy individual plans and Medicare coverage.

The piece also urges removing restrictions on short-term and catastrophic policies and cites Singapore’s system as a lower-cost alternative.