January 18, 2006
Integrated HSAs: A Road Map For Health Plans
And Their Bank Partners, Too
by Katy Henrickson
with Eric G. Brown, Bradford J. Holmes, Will McEnroe
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Leading health plans and banks garnered valuable early health savings account (HSA) experience in 2005 and learned the hard way that delivering a competitive HSA product requires more than an arms-length relationship. Only HSA partners that collaborate closely will be able to deliver a truly integrated HSA that satisfies consumers', employers', and providers' demands for efficient service. Here we outline what it will take for plans and banks to cooperate over the next three years and create the integrated services necessary to compete in the growing HSA market.
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Forrester interviewed eight health plans, five HSA administrators, and four CDHP vendors, including: Aetna, CareGain, CIGNA, Humana, JPMorgan Chase, UnitedHealthcare, and Wells Fargo. Related Research DocumentsNovember 1, 2005, Trends July 7, 2005, Best Practices May 12, 2005, Trends
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