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Learn How to Use Your Health Savings Account to Find Your Risk for Dozens of Diseases
by admin on Mar.29, 2009, under Health
Health Savings Accounts are a key aspect of what is known as “consumer-driven healthcare”, in which you the consumer – not the insurance company, your employer, or the government – are making the primary decisions about your own healthcare. When you have a Health Savings Account (HSA), you are in control – you can see the doctors you wish to see, get the kind of treatment you want, and get the tests that you need done in order to assess your risk and guide your decisions. Anything not covered by your insurance can be paid for tax-free from your HSA.Having your genome scanned is now an affordable option that can give you valuable information about your risk for dozens of diseases, including breast cancer, colon cancer, Crohn’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease… Continue reading
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Using Your Health Savings Account to Find Your Risk for Dozens of Diseases
by admin on Mar.08, 2009, under Finance
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a key aspect of what is known as "consumer-driven healthcare", in which you the consumer - not your employer, the government, or an insurance company - are making the important decisions about your health coverage. When you have an HSA, you are in control - you can get the kind of treatment you want, see the doctors you wish to see, and get the tests that you need done in order to assess your risk and guide your decisions. Anything not covered by your insurance can be paid for from your Health Savings Account.Having your genome scanned is now an affordable option that can give you valuable information about your risk for dozens of diseases, including breast cancer, colon cancer, Crohn's disease, Alzheimer's disease, psoriasis Continue reading
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