Abstract
Of the national health-insurance proposals currently before the Congress, most include some coverage for catastrophically expensive illness and several provide catastrophic coverage only. A study recently completed by Arthur D. Little, Incorporated for the Health Resources Administration, United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (DHEW), examined the impact on health-care costs and service utilization of a nationwide catastrophic health-insurance program covering persons under the age of 65. The study found that such a program could be expected to have very minor inflationary effects, even without an upper limit on benefits. Benefits under Senator Russell B. Long's Catastrophic Health Insurance . . .
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