1. An HSA has to be part of a high deductible health plan and the minimum is $1100 per person under the IRS regs. But its usually a max of $2200/family (depends on whats offered by your company).However, the deductible must be met BEFORE anything else is covered. And that includes doctor visit and pharmacy copays.hen you are on an HMO, they have to take the HMO rate to work with the hospital, PCP, etc. This is true for the HSA, too. If a $500 hit won't destroy your bank balance (and assuming its cheaper) I would go with the HSA. If you need copays, go with the PPO.
Doctors have used the term senile dementia for decades. Senile means old. But when was dementia first discovered?Scientist and doctor Alois Alzheimer presented a paper on what we now call Alzheimer's Disease in 1906. It was the first paper describing a clinical case of dementia and was an examination of the behavior of Frau Auguste D.so he was was credited with dementia discovery. So when was dementia first discovered would be officially in 1906.
WebMD News Archive. May 22, 2006 - The first signs of Alzheimerâs disease and other forms of dementiadementia among older people may be physical rather than mental, new research suggests.