# High-deductible health plan

> High-deductible health plan — A health plan with at least the year's minimum deductible and no more than its out-of-pocket maximum — for 2026, $1,700 and $8,500 self-only, $3,400 and $17,000 family. Coverage under one is what makes a person HSA-eligible; from 2026, Exchange bronze and catastrophic plans count too.

Source: https://lopifi.com/glossary/high-deductible-health-plan
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**What is high-deductible health plan?** In accounting, high-deductible health plan means a health plan with at least the year's minimum deductible and no more than its out-of-pocket maximum — for 2026, $1,700 and $8,500 self-only, $3,400 and $17,000 family. Coverage under one is what makes a person HSA-eligible; from 2026, Exchange bronze and catastrophic plans count too.

## Also known as

- HDHP

## Words this system refuses for it

- any plan with a big deductible

- **Category:** Benefits
- **Specified in:** [Lexicon](https://lopifi.com/md/docs/domain/11-lexicon)