South Carolina HSA Insurance Plans

The health insurance market in South Carolina is very competitive, so the best value will depend on your age and zip code.  Though our clients are picking plans from all these companies, the most popular plan is currently the Golden Rule HSA Saver offered by United Healthcare.  You can compare rates by running an instant quote.

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Aetna is known nationwide as a leader in the health insurance industry. Cigna Health Insurance has been helping people in SC lead healthier, more secure lives for more than 125 years. CIGNA offers affordably priced coverage for both HSA and non-HSA coverages in South Carolina. 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. Imerica Life and Health Insurance Company is one of the newest companies to offer HSA-qualified insurance plans.  They offer the Health Saver One plan for individuals, and the Health Saver Family plan for families.  The plans are very competitively priced, especially for non-smoking, healthy individuals under the age of 50.  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. 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.

South Carolina Health Insurance in the News

Briefs: BlueCross BlueShield accepted into early retirement coverage
Columbia-based BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina was among four S.C. employers that have been accepted into the Early Retiree Reinsurance Program which provides interim health coverage for people 55 and older, federal officials said.

Employer health benefits gets mixed reviews in survey
In-state businesses are attacking rising health care costs by expanding consumer-driven health care programs, adopting high deductible health plan options, initiating wellness programs, providing health risk assessments and banning tobacco from work campuses, a new survey reported.

Pawlenty slams door on federal health overhaul he calls 'Obamacare'
Gov. Tim Pawlenty ordered Minnesota's government to avoid "discretionary" involvement in the federal health care overhaul Tuesday, saying he will do everything he can to impede one of President Barack Obama's signature initiatives.

You say ...
“New York and New Jersey do not give South Carolina economic bones, they are simply returning some of the money we lent them as federal taxpayers because they are completely bankrupt and sucking off the public trough.” “This is in response to the Vox caller who says Americans should respect the president.

Milestones, all areas
COMMUNITY THE CITY OF COLUMBIA has received the platinum level award in the American Heart

Local briefs: Red Cross helps with hurricane response; Chamber announces Leadership class participants
Jackson Red Cross chapter helps with hurricane response

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area. It sadly seems that being intolerant of somebody else’s viewpoint cuts across ideological and partisan lines in the Lowcountry.” STATE POLITICS.

Health calendar
SHARP AS A TACK: Discussion about brain plasticity and how to prevent cognitive decline. 3 p.m. Thursday, Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall, Hendersonville. Registration required. Call 692-4600.

Gold & Investment in Failure
Many observers to the wild gyrations, deep contortions, extreme measures, and other bizarre activity in the government and banking arenas are suffering from severe confusion.

Preparing for Earl
Based on National Weather Service estimates from 5 p.m. Tuesday, residents of eastern North Carolina may expect to feel the effects of Hurricane Earl with sustained winds in excess of 50 knots (58 mph) beginning late Thursday and lasting into Friday morning.