Historical term for L1 syndrome.
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HSAs are available to workers who have high-deductible health insurance.
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Hospital service areas (HSAs) for hysterectomies were derived by analyzing patient flows.
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The money in HSAs belongs to the account holder forever.
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These results confirm that L1CAM is the HSAS gene.
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About a decade ago, back in 2005, there were just one million people enrolled in HSAs.
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This suggests that people make better decisions once they become familiar with how HSAs work, says Applegate.
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Contributions to HSAs would be tax-free and could be passed on to heirs without any tax penalty.
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One of the mutations was common to both a patient with HSAS and a patient with MASA.
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We have conducted a mutation analysis of L1CAM in 25 HSAS families.
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HSAs are gaining ground the fastest, according to Aon Hewitt, mostly because they provide an attractive savings vehicle.
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Fidelity generally treats HSAs like it does IRAs and does not seek to close low-balance accounts, he added.
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These results suggest that HSAS is a disorder of neuronal cell migration due to disruption of L1 protein function.
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Principal findings: Based on 4 105 885 discharges, the fully automated method delineated 63 HSAs.
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HSAs have now amassed $18 billion in assets, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, a nonpartisan think tank.
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Principal findings: Between-hospital variation in rates of preventable hospitalization was more than two times greater when modeled using weighted-HSANs rather than HSAs.
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And expansion of access to HSAs and contribution limits have been a centerpiece of most Republican health reform plans ricocheting around Washington this year.