President Bush’s push for portable Health Savings
Accounts could make such plans more attractive in multiple
industries, according to a recent report.
Health care executives, insurance executives and financial
executives should take note of the cross-industry benefits
of the President’s agenda, notes “Winners
and Losers at Healthcare’s Last Frontier”,
presented by management consulting firm DiamondCluster
International.
An analysis conducted by DiamondCluster notes the cumulative
revenue impact of HSAs over the next 5 years and anticipates
that these accounts will account for more than 10 percent
of insured lives by 2010.
The report predicts that the 15 to 25 million individual
HSAs will account for more than $75 billion in assets
within 5 years. Financial institutions have the potential
to capture $3.5 billion in revenues driven by account
and asset management fees.
“The President’s proposal further opens
the door for financial services firms, particularly in
serving the largest and most sophisticated employers.” said
Aamer Baig, a partner in DiamondCluster’s financial
services practice. “These employers will expect
best-of-breed benefits, including superior service, real-time
claims adjudication, high-quality information and tools
for employees to manage their health expenses and medical
decisions and a range of funds and services for managing
the assets they hold in their HSA accounts.” Baig
said.
“Owning the customer experience offers greater
long-term profit potential, and puts the financial services
firm in a stronger position to provide such issues as
health care financing, provider bad debt and claims adjudication.”
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