by Michael Stanley | Jun 19, 2025 | Health Insurance
Health Insurance Terms The healthcare system is expensive, confusing, and often difficult to navigate. Even if you have good insurance, many people struggle to understand their coverage and maximize their benefits. Start Health was created to change that. We make...
by John Anderson | Jun 17, 2025 | High Deductible, HSAs, Low Premium
I recently read a post by David Contorno cautioning and criticizing HDHPs, HSAs, and ICHRAs. Being in this space for a number of years and with a background of building new strategies to bring better, more affordable healthcare to the country, I feel the need to...
by Amanda Johnson | Jun 2, 2025 | Health Insurance, Healthcare Payments
Have you ever opened a medical bill and felt like you needed a decoder ring? You’re not alone. Medical bills in the U.S. are notoriously complex and wildly inconsistent. Two people can receive the same procedure but walk away with vastly different bills. Why? It...
by Amanda Johnson | May 21, 2025 | Cash Pay, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Alternative, Healthcare Payments, High Deductible, HSAs, Low Premium, Reimbursement, Start Health, triple tax advantage, Uncategorized
The Start Health team had the pleasure to interview Joshua Erickson, Utah Insurance Broker. Joshua provides insightful commentary on the insurance marketplace and how Start Health benefits consumers more than the alternatives. “Here’s some of the common things I...
by John Anderson | May 2, 2025 | Cash Pay, Health Insurance Alternative, Start Health, Uncategorized
Experience Healthcare Freedom Unlock the Power of Cash-Pay Insurance. Discover a new way to manage your healthcare expenses with transparency and control. Embrace the simplicity of cash-pay and enjoy the benefits of swift reimbursements.  A cash-pay, reimbursement...
by Amanda Johnson | Apr 11, 2025 | Health Insurance, Health Insurance Alternative
Why Traditional Health Insurance Can Cost More: The Risk Pool Reality You hit the gym, sip green smoothies, and have an enviable step count—but your health insurance premium still seems to climb higher than your personal best on the treadmill. What’s going on? The...
