• The quickest way;   Ask your health insurance company. If they say ‘yes,’ then you know your health plan qualifies you to open an Oklahoma Health Savings Account (HSA).
• Yes, if your insurer offers both the insurance and the HSA account for the health insurance policy you have.
• If your employer provides your health insurance, ask your employer.

• Family Insurance:  Yes, so far, if your annual deductible is between $2,000 and $10,000.  This can, however, become complicated depending on the type of deductible, so it is best to contact your insurer or John Krogh AASK Insurance.
  Singles:  Yes, so far, if your annual deductible is at least $1,000 or not more than $5,000.  No, it does not qualify as a HSA qualified health insurance plan if your insurance plan maximum out-of-pocket expenditure exceed $5,000.

Your best option is to
 contact John Krogh AASK Insurance and he will quickly and carefully evaluate your situation to see if an Oklahoma Health Savings Account is a viable option for you or you and your family.
Call 1-888-357-4501.
 

Why would someone who is less healthy want a Health Savings Account?

1. Control over their own health care decisions and treatments.
2. Financial incentive.