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Learn about HDHP's with ThinkHSAHDHPs must meet federal guidelines. For 2005, the deductible must be at least $1,000 for individual coverage and $2,000 for family coverage.Those with family coverage meet a family deductible, and eligible expenses for all family members contribute to that deductible. When the family calendar-year deductible is met by any combination of family members, the insurance plan pays benefits for the entire family. HDHPs also have maximum limits on the annual out-of-pocket amounts for covered expenses. For 2005, the maximum is $5,100 for individual coverage and $10,200 for family coverage. The amounts paid to meet the deductible are applied to the maximum out-of-pocket amounts. ThinkHSA is dedicated to helping employers, employees, individuals and families bridle the rising costs of health care.
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* Requires an application that goes through an underwriting process, which could be declined. Do not cancel any existing health coverage until you are certain of acceptance and approval. |
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