Out-of-Pocket Max Calculator

Enter your plan limits and add medical bills to see your running total, remaining deductible, and how far you are from your out-of-pocket maximum.

Your Plan Settings

Your share after deductible (e.g. 20 means you pay 20%).

Amount paid toward deductible before these bills.

Total already counted toward OOP max this plan year.

Add a Medical Bill

Fill in your plan settings above, then add a bill to see your cost breakdown.

Summary

Enter your plan limits and add medical bills to see your running total, remaining deductible, and how far you are from your out-of-pocket maximum.

How it works

  1. Enter your annual deductible, coinsurance rate, and out-of-pocket maximum from your Summary of Benefits.
  2. Optionally enter amounts already paid toward your deductible and OOP max if the plan year is already in progress.
  3. Add each medical bill by entering the allowed amount and whether the bill includes a copay.
  4. The calculator applies the remaining deductible first, then coinsurance on the balance, capped at your remaining OOP max.
  5. Review the running total and progress bar to see how close you are to reaching the out-of-pocket maximum.
  6. Remove individual bills or reset all to start over.

Use cases

  • Planning elective procedures to see if scheduling them later in the year — after your deductible is met — lowers your cost.
  • Verifying hospital bills match what your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) says you owe.
  • Estimating annual out-of-pocket spending during open enrollment to compare plan options.
  • Tracking costs for a family member with ongoing treatment to know when insurance takes over completely.
  • Understanding how a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) compares to a low-deductible plan over a full year.
  • Confirming whether a large unexpected bill will push you past your out-of-pocket maximum.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-11 · Reviewed by Nham Vu