Now Is the Time for Personalized Health-Care Reform

As health-care costs soar, working-class families take the biggest hit. Let’s fix that with greater access to health savings accounts.

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Another open-enrollment period, another year in which health care will become more expensive. Call it adding insult to injury: Not only are Americans paying more these days for gas and groceries — in 2024, they’ll experience the pain of the biggest surge in health-care costs in more than a decade, with prices expected to jump an average of 6.5 percent.

This increase will inevitably be shouldered by families through higher monthly premiums, elevated deductibles, and involuntary out-of-pocket expenses.

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Greg Steube

Congressman Greg Steube represents Florida’s 17th district.

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Kat Cammack

Kat Cammack represents Florida’s third congressional district, served on the bipartisan House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence, and chairs the Republican Study Committee’s Emerging Technology Task Force.

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