Articles
What Is Next For Healthcare Policy After The 2026 Midterm Elections?
Democrats have made a lot of promises, but let’s look to who will run key committees. .
November 4, 2026
Published: July 30, 2019
Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) are an effective and proven method of reducing healthcare prices for everyone, not just those with HSAs. When patients are motivated to compare prices, prices for everyone decline significantly. While HSAs are effective in making health care more affordable, they should be expanded and allowed with any healthcare plan.
Additional Resources
- Read “Clearing Up Misconceptions About Health Savings Accounts,” by Scott Atlas here.
- Watch the Joint Economic Committee meeting with Scott Atlas, “The Potential for Health Savings Accounts to Engage Patients and Bend the Health Care Cost Curve.” Available here.
- For much more detail on Scott Atlas’ health care plan, read his book Restoring Quality Health Care: A Six-Point Plan for Comprehensive Reform at Lower Cost, available here.
- Read Scott Atlas’ chapter “Transformational Health Care Reform” in Blueprint for America here.
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