A Smarter Solution to Healthcare

Support Expanded HSAs and ICHRAs Over More Obamacare Subsidies!

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Dear Official(s),

As Congress considers healthcare policy, I urge you to support expanding Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs) as market-driven alternatives to extending Obamacare subsidies. These tools empower individuals with flexibility, similar to how school choice and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) allow families to personalize education.
Montana’s Healthcare Challenges:
- High Costs: Healthcare spending per capita in Montana is $11,932, burdening families.
- Access Issues: Many counties face primary care shortages, especially in rural areas.
- Mental Health Crisis: Montana has one of the highest suicide rates in the nation, highlighting the need for better mental health services.
- Rural Struggles: Hospital closures and limited providers worsen disparities.
A Better Solution
- Flexibility: Just as ESAs allow families to choose the best educational options, HSAs and ICHRAs give Montanans the freedom to select healthcare plans that meet their needs. Unlike Obamacare subsidies, which limit choice, these tools offer tailored options.
- Empowering Responsibility: HSAs encourage Montanans to save for and manage their healthcare costs, a crucial step as healthcare expenses rise.
- Innovation and Cost Reduction: HSAs and ICHRAs foster competition, reducing costs and improving quality, much like competition in education has improved outcomes.
- Sustainable Solutions: Like ESAs, HSAs allow Montanans to save tax-free for future healthcare needs, promoting financial independence.
A Bold Path Forward
Rather than relying on subsidies that limit choice, Congress should expand HSAs and ICHRAs, giving Montanans the tools to manage their healthcare. This approach will prioritize affordability, accessibility, and innovation.
Thank you for supporting policies that empower individuals to choose the care that works for them.
As Congress considers healthcare policy, I urge you to support expanding Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs) as market-driven alternatives to extending Obamacare subsidies. These tools empower individuals with flexibility, similar to how school choice and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) allow families to personalize education.

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Instead of doubling down on costly and restrictive Obamacare subsidies, let's empower Montanans to take control of their healthcare decisions—much like how school choice and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) enable families to customize their children's education. Expanded Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs) offer a better path forward, providing you with the freedom to save, invest, and choose the healthcare that works best for your family.

Montana’s healthcare system faces significant challenges:

High Uninsured Rates: Many Montanans still lack access to affordable health insurance, leaving families vulnerable in times of need.

Rising Healthcare Costs: Healthcare expenses in Montana continue to climb, placing a heavy financial burden on individuals and families.

Limited Access to Care: In rural areas, a shortage of primary care providers forces Montanans to travel long distances for basic healthcare services.

Just as ESAs promote flexibility, innovation, and personal responsibility in education, HSAs and ICHRAs can do the same in healthcare. These policies put decision-making power back into your hands, fostering a patient-centered system that reduces costs, increases access, and drives competition—elements missing from one-size-fits-all subsidies.

Urge Congress to choose smarter, consumer-driven healthcare solutions over increased government spending. Act now!