u/kojakattack

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First time considering HSA help

Hello,

I am enrolling at a new employer and it is the first time im considering a high deductible plan + HSA.

I typically select a PPO plan in the 2k-3k range.

My wife and I are in our 30s with a 5 year old and a 1 year old. No outstanding health complications, but we have had to visit urgent care before for the kids.

Would anyone be able to tell me if the hdp us hsa is a no brainer? I am concerned I will switch and regret my choice later.

Here are the stats for a family plan for either plan.l:

YOUR COST

You + Family

PPO$48.49 | HSA $0.02

HSA CONTRIBUTION

Employer HSA Contribution if on HDP

$150 (Monthly). No minimum employee funding required.

DEDUCTIBLE & OUT OF POCKET

Yearly Deductible

PPO $2000/person or $6000 family for in network $6000 individual/ $18,000 family for out of network.

HDP $2500/person or $5000 family for in network $4000 individual/ $8000 family for out of network.

Out‐of‐Pocket Maximum

PPO $6000 person or $12000 for family in network. $12,000 individual or $24,000 for out of metwork

HSA $3425 person or $6850 for family in network. $10,000 individual or $20,000 for out of metwork

DOCTOR VISITS

Preventive Care

$0 copay per visit either plan

Primary Care

PPO $45 copay per visit | HSA $0 +0% after deductible

Specialist Care

PPO $75 copay per visit | HSA $0 +0% after deductible

PHARMACY (per 30-day supply)

Generic (Tier1)

PPO $20 copay | HSA $20 copay (after deductible)

Preferred Brand (Tier2)

PPO $55 copay (after prescription deductible) | HSA $50 copay (after deductible)

Non-Preferred (Tier3)

30%* Either Plan

URGENT CARE AND EMERGENCY ROOM

Urgent Care Visit

PPO $75 copay per visit | HSA 0% (after deductible)

ER Visit

PPO $600 copay per visit (waived if admitted) | HSA 0% (after deductible)

Thank you!

Edit: updated deductible and out of pocket max to reflect both individual as well as family as i think that is where I caused confusion!

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