An Health Savings Account (HSA) is a personal savings account that lets you set aside pre-tax money to pay for eligible healthcare expenses like doctor appointments, prescriptions, and more.
You are eligible to open and contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA) if you:
You cannot contribute to an HSA if you are enrolled in Medicare, covered by another medical plan, or if you have a general-purpose Healthcare FSA. However, you may still use any remaining HSA balance from prior years to pay for qualified medical expenses.
You contribute on a pre-tax basis and can change how much you contribute from each paycheck up to the annual IRS maximum. You must make an active HSA election in order to participate and receive the 2026 company HSA contribution.
RV Tech Contribution
for 2026
Maximum HSA Contribution by You
2026 IRS Limit1
(Under 55 and not enrolled in Medicare)
Employee only
Up to $1,000/year
Individual: $50;
Family: $150 per family
Individual: $50;
Family: $150 per family
Employee + family
Up to $2,000/year
$2,000 per indiviual
$2,000 per indiviual
1 If you are 55 or older at the end of the tax year and not enrolled in Medicare, you may increase your contribution by $1,000 (“catch-up contribution”) in 2026.
Employer Contributions are prorated based on your remaining number of pay periods in the year. For example:
You may use your HSA funds to cover medical, dental, vision and prescription drug expenses incurred by you and your eligible family members. Click here to review a comprehensive list of eligible expenses.
Use the debit card linked to your HSA to cover eligible expenses or pay for expenses out of your own pocket and save your HSA money for future healthcare expenses.
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