Saver Plan
Let Walmart help you save for your future health care expenses.
With ​​​the ​Saver Plan, you can open a Health Savings Account (HSA). This account ​​​is ​a way for you to set aside a portion of your pay before taxes to cover the cost of care. Walmart will also contribute to your HSA, helping you save more.

Save money for health care

Tax savings
 

Set aside money from your
pay for medical expenses
before taxes are taken out, and
keep more of what you earn.

Matching money
 

Get a match from Walmart: $350 for yourself, or $700 for yourself and your dependents. To receive the matching contributions, you will need to open the HSA through HealthEquity and make contributions through payroll deductions.

Take it with you
 

The money in your account belongs to
you, including the match, even if you
change plans or leave the company.

You​ get 100% coverage for eligible preventive care when you see ​​​providers ​in your network. Preventive care includes things like annual checkups, vaccinations, mammograms, and other ​​tests to help keep you well.


​​You can find a ​​network ​​​​​​​​provider​​ at IncludedHealth.com/Walmart. Or connect with a virtual primary care ​​​​provider​​ for ​​​​many of ​​your ​​​​preventive​​ health care needs at DoctorOnDemand.com/Walmart.​​

​​​​​You ​will ​pay the full cost for ​​​most ​other care you receive until you meet your deductible. After that​ ​​​the plan pays up to 75% of eligible in-network costs and 50% of eligible out-of-network costs for most services.​​


Once you meet your deductible, Walmart’s Centers of Excellence program gives you access to ​specialists at ​some of the best ​​facilities in the country​ for many serious, complex conditions​. The program covers heart and spine surgeries, knee and hip replacements, ​medical records review ​​​for ​​​​​​​most​​ ​​types of ​​​​​​​cancer​​​​, transplants, weight loss surgery, and fertility care. Treatment for many conditions comes at no cost to you​, once your deductible is met.​​​ This includes travel and lodging for you and a caregiver​, if ​​​​applicable​. Learn more about Centers of Excellence.

With this plan, you set up a special Health Savings Account to help you pay for the cost of care.

  • Your money. Money in this account belongs to you and is separate from the plan.
  • Your savings choices. You choose how much you want to set aside each pay period and you can change it any time.
  • Tax-free dollars. The money is deducted before taxes are taken out, so you keep more of what you earn.
  • Automatic match. Walmart matches the first $350 you save if you cover just yourself, or $700 if you cover dependents. There’s an IRS maximum​ (as of 2024)​ of $4,150 per year for individual or $8,300 for family coverage, ​​​which includes​ Walmart’s ​matching ​contribution​ ​​​​to your account​. You can contribute an additional $1,000 during the year in which you reach age 55 and each year after that. ​​To receive the matching contributions, you will need to open the HSA through HealthEquity and make contributions through payroll deductions.
  • Earn interest. You can save this money for the future, invest it in mutual funds, or take it all with you when you retire or leave the company.


Because of IRS rules, you’ll have to pay the full cost for prescriptions and ​most ​other medical care until you meet your deductible. After you meet your deductible, pharmacy copays apply, starting at $4. ​​​​

Because of IRS rules, you’ll have to pay the full cost for prescriptions other than preventive medications until you meet your deductible. After that, regular pharmacy copays apply, ​​​including ​generic prescriptions ​​​for ​just $4 at a Walmart or Sam’s Club pharmacy.​ You must use one of these pharmacies to fill your prescriptions.​


You can also skip the pharmacy and get eligible prescriptions by mail through Walmart Home Delivery Pharmacy.​ ​​​​​​​Your cost for a 90-day supply ​through home delivery​ is three times the cost of a 30-day supply​ at the pharmacy​. Also, specialty medications are only available through Walmart Specialty Pharmacy.

Getting to a healthier you is easier with your virtual health benefits. You have access to a primary care ​​​provider ​you can see online through Doctor On Demand by Included Health, and they can handle your family’s everyday health needs. They’re also there for you to manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and asthma. Plus, your virtual primary care ​​​​​​​provider ​can connect you with mental health professionals and more. You can even get many prescriptions with just a video visit. You can also use other app-based programs for physical therapy and digestive health support.


Learn more at One.Walmart.com/VirtualCare.  

Selecting a quality provider is one of the most important decisions you can make for your well-being. ​​That’s why we’re making it easier for you to find a quality network provider using transparent ratings based on provider history of proper care procedures and better patient health outcomes.​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​Learn more at https://one.walmart.com/QualityProviders​​​​, or find ​​​​quality providers​​ at IncludedHealth.com/Walmart.

Your annual deductible is $3,000 for yourself, or $6,000 for yourself and your covered dependents. This is the amount you’ll have to spend each year before the plan starts paying up to 75% of the eligible costs. If you cover dependents, all covered participants' expenses combine to help meet the family deductible.

​​You​’ll pay a $300 copay​​ for emergency services,​​ ​​​​in addition to​​ ​​your ​​deductible​​​​​. If you’ve already met the deductible, you’ll pay just a $300 copay​ in most cases​​​.​​​ ​​If necessary, you’ll also pay a $300 ground ambulance copay​​, in addition to your deductible.​​​​​

The maximum amount you can spend out of pocket for covered in-network services is $6,650 for yourself or $13,300 for yourself and your covered dependents. Once you reach this amount, all in-network visits and other​ eligible expenses​​ ​​​will be paid at 100% for the rest of the calendar year.

To see your cost per pay period for all your medical plan options, see ​​​the ​Compare Plans page.

  • During your initial enrollment period. This is when you first become eligible for benefits, and it depends on your job classification. See your ​​personalized eligibility information at One.Walmart.com/BenefitsGuide.
  • During Annual Enrollment, when all eligible associates can sign up or make changes at One.Walmart.com/Enroll.
  • When you have an election change event, like a marriage or divorce, a birth or adoption, or a change in your employment that affects benefits eligibility. Keep in mind that you can only make changes that are directly related to the event. You’ll find details in the Associate Benefits Book.
  • If you’re enrolled in a Medicare prescription drug plan, you’re not eligible to enroll in any Walmart-sponsored medical plan.

When it’s time, enroll online.

More resources

Need help?

Chat with a People Services Representative at One.Walmart.com/BenefitsChat or call 1-800-421-1362.

What's new for 2025?

​​​Choosing the right provider is important to your health and well-being. That’s why ​​​​w​​e’re​​ making it easier for you to find a quality network provider using transparent ratings based on provider history of proper care procedures and ​​better ​​patient health outcomes. We’re expanding our quality initiative to all locations to make it easier to find providers who have accurately diagnosed health conditions, recommended the right treatments, and helped their patients get better​​.
​​​​​We’ve also simplified our plans for 2025 so ​​associates​​ in all locations will be able to see any network provider in the Premier, Contribution, and Saver Plan at the same coverage. ​​If you choose to see an out-of-network provider, ​​you’ll have 50% of eligible out-of-network costs for most services, after deductible. Members who​​ choose to see out-of-network providers will have 50% coverage in all locations.​​​
See the 2025 Associate Benefits Book for more information about your benefits and eligibility. It will control over any conflicting information on this page.
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