Insurance 101 Β· Networks & plan types Β· Lesson 3 of 8
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What you'll learn
- How an HDHP trades a lower premium for a higher deductible
- Why only an HDHP lets you contribute to an HSA
- Who an HDHP fits β and who it doesn't
Key takeaway: An HDHP means lower premiums but more upfront cost β and the chance to save pre-tax in an HSA.
Networks & plan types
8 lessonsIn-network vs out-of-network, how HMO, PPO, EPO, and HDHP plans decide what you'll pay, and how HSAs and FSAs help you save.
- 1In-network vs out-of-network3:37
- 2HMO plans: understanding your coverage3:56
- 3High Deductible Health Plans (HDHP)βΆ Now playing4:00
- 4PPO plans: flexibility at a higher cost3:45
- 5EPO plans: network-only, no referrals3:30
- 6FSA & HSA: an overview4:10
- 7HMO vs PPO: which fits you4:20
- 8HSA vs FSA: a detailed comparison4:15
Next lesson
PPO plans: flexibility at a higher cost