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Health savings accounts have become very
popular in Michigan over the past year or so.
This is likely because they offer a much better value
than the ever-growing premiums of traditional health
insurance plans. The HSA plans that are available
in MI are listed below. The most popular plans
in the state of MI are Time, United Healthcare, and
Unicare.
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- Aetna
is known nationwide as a leader in the health insurance industry.
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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 the state of Michigan.
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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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Michigan
Health Insurance in the News
Allstate insurance agency in Grayling under new ownership
A veteran northern Michigan insurance agent recently assumed ownership of the Allstate Insurance Agency in Grayling. Roger Weber, who has operated Weber Allstate Insurance Agency in Traverse City for 43 years, took over the Grayling agency, which is located in the Grayling Mini Mall, last month.
Michigan, New York roll out high-risk pools
In Michigan, enrollment begins today and is open to adults 19 to 64, the Detroit Free Press reports. The pool "will provide comprehensive but not necessarily cheap coverage for people who can prove they have been denied health insurance in the past six months" and is "intended for any uninsured people in the last six months and who had been turned down by an insurer because of a pre-existing ...
Feds to defray Michigan early-retiree health costs
Nearly 100 Michigan corporations, governmental and nonprofit agencies, schools and unions are among the first 2,000 organizations in the nation scheduled to receive new federal money to offset health insurance costs for early retirees.
OFFER CHOICE: Benefits push rates up; let consumers choose level of coverage
Should Michigan keep its no-fault auto insurance laws?online survey Michigan's unique no-fault law and lack of cost controls drive auto insurance costs in our state. Unlike all other states, Michigan drivers are legally required to purchase unlimited, lifetime medical benefits. No other state has such a high level of mandated benefits. In fact, most states don't mandate any medical benefits; if ...
AP: Some states suing to overturn health care law, including Michigan, also claiming subsidies
Michigan is among the states suing to overturn the new health care law. According to an Associated Press report, it's also one of seven states that, in addition to suing, are claiming some subsidies under the new law.
Employers From Nearly Every Sector Of Economy Applying For Health Overhaul's Early Retiree Subsidies
Seven states that are suing the federal government to throw out the health overhaul are also preparing to take subsidies that will help them afford medical costs for retirees, The Associated Press reports. "An administration official said Tuesday seven states suing the federal government are among 16 already approved for subsidies to help with the health care costs of early retirees. The seven ...
Southeast Michigan employers, unions sign up for catastrophic retiree health coverage
More than 97 Michigan employers and unions have signed up for a new $5 billion federal program that offers financial assistance to help pay for catastrophic health coverage for an estimated 190,000 early retirees — those people who are 55 and...
Feds to defray Mich. early-retiree health costs
Nearly 100 Michigan corporations, governmental and non-profit agencies, schools and unions are among the first 2,000 organizations in the nation scheduled to receive new federal money to offset health insurance costs for early retirees.
Federal health insurance aid starting to flow
Some states suing over law collecting The Obama administration announced yesterday that nearly 2,000 businesses, labor unions and state and local governments have qualified for federal subsidies to offset the cost of providing their retirees and dependents with medical insurance, another early benefit of the new health care law. Among those taking advantage of the new program are more than half ...
Michigan set to start high-risk health insurance pool
ASSOCIATED PRESS LANSING, Mich. — Michigan is set to launch a subsidized insurance pool for people who haven't been able to get coverage because of a pre-existing health condition, but it's not clear if the program will be big enough to handle everyone who wants to buy in. Enrollment begins this week for a temporary program that will subsidize insurance coverage for an estimated 3,500 people ...
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