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The
following companies underwrite HSA-qualified plans
in the state of Georgia. Rates vary based on
age and zip code, so we cannot recommend one “best”
plan. The most popular plans in GA are through
Time/Assurant, and United Healthcare/Golden Rule plans.
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- Aetna
is known nationwide as a leader in the health insurance industry.
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- Anthem
Blue Cross Blue Shield is one of the most widely known and trusted
names in the health insurance industry. Blue Cross Blue Shield has one of
the most competitive HSA plans in Georgia, they have the largest PPO network,
and they have a reputation for excellent customer service.
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Cigna Health Insurance has been helping people in GA lead healthier,
more secure lives for more than 125 years. CIGNA offers affordably priced coverage
for both HSA and non-HSA coverage in Georgia.
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- Humana
offers an excellent value on HSA plans in many areas. It is often the most
attractively priced plan for large families or someone looking for a higher deductible.
In addition to hospitalization, this plan also provides coverage for doctor visits
and prescription drugs, which is something many of the lowest priced HSA plans
don't do.
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- Time
One Deductible HSA
plans offer the nation's most popular HSA plans.
Time Insurance, formerly known as Fortis Health, is
an Assurant Health member company.
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- United
Healthcare / Golden Rule
offers HSA plans designed for individuals
and families willing to take additional
responsibility for routine health care
expenses. In most parts of the country,
Golden Rule uses the United Healthcare
PPO network, one of the nation's largest
and most respected networks. In
the areas in which Golden Rule utilizes
the United Healthcare network, their rates
are especially competitive.
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We
also offer these Non-HSA plans Nationwide
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