It didn't catch on HSA enrollment has been rising by about 2 million people per year for the last few years, and is now at about 10 million people [1]. I'd sa

It didn't catch on HSA enrollment has been rising by about 2 million people per year for the last few years, and is now at about 10 million people [1]. I'd say it's catching on. I cannot recommend the HSA/High Deductible combination highly enough, especially for primary care. The difference between seeing an overworked doctor who is paid by insurance and an independent doctor who is paid by you? Night and day. For anyone in Seattle, I strongly recommend http://www.qliance.com/ http://www.qliance.com/ for primary care. Monthly fees for unlimited primary care, probably lower than your phone bill. They're cheap and indescribably excellent. (I don't work for them. I'm not associated with them in any way beyond being an extremely happy customer.) [1] http://www.ahipresearch.org/pdfs/hsa2010.pdf http://www.ahipresearch.org/pdfs/hsa2010.pdf