Does Medicare count as a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)?
No. Neither Medicare Part A nor Medicare Part B count as an HDHP. This means that if you enroll in Medicare, you can't contribute to your HSA with pre-tax dollars.
When you enroll in Medicare, your HSA overseer should change your HSA contributions to $0 per month.
Your HDHP coverage when you start Medicare would be None.
However, even though you can't make new pre-tax contributions to your HSA after enrolling in Medicare, you can still use HSA funds to pay for medical expenses.
When you enroll in Medicare, your HSA overseer should change your HSA contributions to $0 per month.
Your HDHP coverage when you start Medicare would be None.
However, even though you can't make new pre-tax contributions to your HSA after enrolling in Medicare, you can still use HSA funds to pay for medical expenses.
