Mercer Study Says CDHPs Rising

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HSA / HRA Offerings Jump at Large Employers*

[By Staff Reporters] 

 

2005

2006

2007

2008

Very likely to offer in 2009

Small Employers (10-499 employees)

2%

5%

7%

9%

14%

Large Employers (500 or more employees)

5%

11%

14%

20%

25%

Jumbo Employers (20,000 or more employees)

22%

37%

41%

45%

45%

*Based on either a health savings account or health reimbursement arrangement.

Source: Mercer 2008 National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans.  www.mercer.com

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  1. CDHPs Impact on Health and Healthcare Costs
    [Update 2013]

    Over the last nine years, Aetna has studied the impact CDHPs have on health and health care costs. Aetna’s studies show that employees who switch from a PPO to a CDHP can save, on average, $350 per year. Employers can see cost savings as well.

    CDHP participants are also more engaged in their own health care – they are twice as likely as PPO members to complete a health assessment and 30 percent more likely to participate in a disease management program.

    Source: Aetna

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  2. 2014 MERCER UPDATE [Ahead of the Curve on CDHPs]

    Large employers are embracing consumer-driven health care in a big way for 2015, betting that they can drive down health-care costs by putting workers in the driver’s seat. T

    he nation’s largest employers are projecting health-benefits costs will rise 6.5 percent in 2015. The firms expect to keep their own cost increase to just 5 percent, by moving to lower-premium plans, and shifting more costs onto employees.

    More than half of the companies surveyed plan to offer more lower-cost, high-deductible plan options in 2015. Nearly one in three firms-32 percent-will offer only high-deductible plans next year. That’s up from just 22 percent of firms in 2014.

    Source: Mercer

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