Here's some stuff that may help:
FEHBP is often cited as a 'model' DC healthplan (nice piece on it in 1/18/00 WSJ
"Why Health Insurance That Works Still Fails To Catch On Broadly". WSJ seems to have gotten interested in the DC concept due to dust thrown up by Bradley during the primaries; another piece appeared there 2/8/00 on the concept (
"Companies Consider Letting Employees Handle Their Health Benefits Decisions").
Info available on FEHBP at
GovExec.com , among other places.
Xerox's name gets linked with DC health benefits, tho they've publicly backed off on the concept.
eBenX is one dotcom associated with it.
Booz-Allen Hamilton has boldly proclaimed
DC healthplans will 'inevitably' remake the health benefits map.
Business & Health magazine's latest issue features an article that's somewhat skeptical of the concept.
[This message has been edited by Greg Judd (edited 03-27-2000).]