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Requirements for a Company to Have an HSA Plan

Published May 19, 2024

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Short answer: A company can offer an HSA plan if it offers an IRS-compliant HDHP, does not offer other non-HDHP coverage, makes required HSA contributions for eligible employees, and employees meet the company’s eligibility requirements.

Company criteria for offering an HSA

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a great way for individuals to save for medical expenses while reducing taxable income. But what about companies? What are the requirements for a company to offer an HSA plan to its employees?

For a company to have an HSA plan, they must meet certain criteria:

  • The company must offer a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to its employees.
  • The HDHP must meet the minimum deductible and out-of-pocket maximum limits set by the IRS.
  • The company must not offer any other non-HDHP health coverage to its employees.
  • The company must make contributions to the HSAs of its employees who are eligible to participate.
  • Employees must meet the eligibility requirements set by the company to participate in the HSA plan.

Why companies offer HSA plans

By offering an HSA plan, companies can provide their employees with a valuable benefit that helps them save for medical expenses and encourages them to take control of their healthcare costs.

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) provide a fantastic opportunity for employees to set aside funds for their medical expenses while also lowering their taxable income. To offer an HSA plan, companies need to take several essential steps.

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