Trump’s New Executive Order: Unleashing HSAs For Direct Primary Care

Townhall.com ^ | August 3, 2019 | Chad Savage

[Robert A Cook PE]

Good news! Again, an IRS Deep State controlled and ruled by fiat by a Clinton Bush Obama administrator.

But, why is the HSA deposit still limited to a certain invariable amount by the IRS? Why can we not deposit as much as we can to the HSA every year?

[PeterPrinciple]

here is a list of direct primary care. not large, should grow.

https://www.dpcare.org/dpc-practice-locations

[bankwalker]

Does anyone know how will this play out for folks with an HSA that are over 65?

[FreedomNotSafety]

To have an HSA you must have insurance. Most insurance plans have a PPO but also allow open access at much higher prices. The savings account part has no restriction except the expenses must be qualified.

The greatest payout on HSAs are to let the money build tax free and pay for expenses out of pocket. Then use the money late in life when your medical expenses tend to be the highest.

[Truthoverpower]

I’ve heard a doc on hannity for years explaining this concept You have a personal relationship with your doc and pay directly for services Leave it to this great president to GET IT DONE ✅

[RipSawyer]

I am 75 so I remember when things were a little different. If you had a problem and had just arrived in a new town or did not have a family doctor for whatever reason you could walk into a doctor’s office, tell the receptionist you needed to see a doctor and they would “work you in”. You would see a doctor within a couple of hours and you would pay a whopping five dollars for the visit. It was wonderful but somehow people thought that we needed government intervention to perfect a system like that.