Health Spending Accounts
Flexible Employee Health Benefits for Canadian Businesses
Modern Health Spending Accounts with low fees
- Extended Health Plan
- Tax-efficient
- CRA-compliant
- Setup in minutes
Trusted by businesses across Canada
From solo entrepreneurs to 150-employee teams
We serve Canadian businesses across industries: law, tech, consulting, healthcare, construction, manufacturing, nonprofit, hospitality, creative services, and more.
The Problem
Traditional insurance-based health plans are complex, rigid, and expensive.
Limited coverage, rising premiums, high administrative costs, and layered out-of-pocket expenses make plans difficult to use and inefficient for both employers and employees.
The Solution
Health Spending Accounts (HSAs) offer a better way.
A Health Spending Account (HSA) is a flexible, tax-efficient way for Canadian employers to provide health benefits. Instead of paying fixed insurance premiums, employers set a yearly health allowance for each employee.
Employees can then use these funds to get reimbursed for a wide range of eligible medical expenses, such as dental care, vision care, prescriptions, physiotherapy, mental health services, and more.
Trusted HSA experts
Why Businesses Choose Coastal HSA
Compare health plans
Total admin fee per claim
HSA Health Wallet
7%
Other HSAs
up to 15%
Insurance
up to 25%
Flexible comprehensive coverage
Pay-as-you-go
100% coverage with no copays or deductibles
Automated pre-authorized debit funding
No extra fees for adding additional employees
How to Setup Your HSA
Set up your HSA in minutes and start offering flexible benefits today.
01
Create an Account
Use your work email to create a Plan Admin account and begin setting up your HSA plan.
02
Build The Plan
Add employees to your organization and allocate an annual health credit to each employee.
03
Activate the Plan
Complete a Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) agreement and pay a $50 one-time setup fee to fund your health plan.
04
Employee Login
A welcome email is sent to employees with a link to access their HSA and start using it.