With Patelco Online™, you can securely manage your Health Savings Account (HSA).
An HDHP is a health insurance plan that meets the dollar limits shown in the table below. For 2024, annual catchup contributions are $1,000 for individuals 55 or older.
High-deductible health plans and contribution limitations change annually to reflect cost-of-living increases.
2024 HDHP Limits
| Plan Coverage | Self Only | Family |
| Annual Deductible | $1,600 | $3,200 |
| Annual Deductible plus out of pocket expenses cannot exceed | $8,050 | $16,100 |
| Annual Contribution Limit | $4,150 | $8,300 |
The maximum contribution amounts you can make to your HSA account (based on your coverage) are in the chart above. Please ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements to open an HSA account to contribute.
You can, but you’ll need to pay a 20 percent tax penalty for the total amount you withdraw.
Patelco Credit Union
HSA Department #25
3 Park Place
Dublin, CA 94568
Yes. Everyone who has an HSA or contributes to one is required to report: the account holder, employers, and the HSA’s custodian or trustee.
See the complete IRS list of qualified medical expenses (PDF).
You can find your complete 14-digit HSA account number by logging into Patelco Online™ or the Mobile App and selecting your HSA account. Then select Account Details (or Show Details on the Mobile App) and look for Account Number for Direct Deposit and ACH Transactions. Full Patelco HSA numbers begin with “746” followed by zeroes (enough to make the full number 14 digits long), your Member Number, and a two-digit account type identifier.
For example, the complete 14-digit HSA account number for Member Number 12345 with HSA account suffix 80 is 74600001234580 (746 + 0000 + 12345 + 80)
You’ll need to use your complete 14-digit HSA account number when submitting requests for electronic contributions and/or electronic payments.
The check will be returned.
The IRS considers overdrafts as prohibited transactions.
Yes and no. Once you have Medicare, you can no longer make contributions to your HSA. You can still withdraw the funds for qualified medical expenses.
1 APY = Annual Percentage Yield
