what health insurance is better for a single young male ?

I am in the US, just started a new job and I have no idea about health insurance I go to the doctor maybe once or twice a year (hopefully stays that way). Any help will be appreciated

Health Option 1: Health Choice HRA Option 1

• Deductible: $800 (network and non-network)

• Out-of-Pocket Limit: $1,800

• Preventive Care: Covered before meeting the deductible

• Coinsurance:

• In-network: 20%

• Out-of-network: 40%

• Prescription Drugs:

• Generic: $12 copay

• Preferred brand: 30% coinsurance

• Specialty: $30 copay

• Weekly Premium: $35.71

• Additional Benefits:

• HRA (Health Reimbursement Arrangement): Company-funded, with a $500 contribution at the start of the year.

• FSA (Flexible Spending Account): Maximum contribution of $2,850, with a maximum rollover of $500.

Health Option 2: Health Choice HRA Option 2

• Deductible: $1,200 (network and non-network)

• Out-of-Pocket Limit: $2,700

• Preventive Care: Covered before meeting the deductible

• Coinsurance:

• In-network: 20%

• Out-of-network: 40%

• Prescription Drugs:

• Generic: $12 copay

• Preferred brand: 30% coinsurance

• Specialty: $30 copay

• Weekly Premium: $23.39

• Additional Benefits:

• HRA (Health Reimbursement Arrangement): Company-funded, with a $500 contribution at the start of the year.

• FSA (Flexible Spending Account): Maximum contribution of $2,850, with a maximum rollover of $500.

Health Option 3: Health Choice HSA Option 3

• Deductible: $1,600 (network and non-network)

• Out-of-Pocket Limit: $3,600

• Preventive Care: Covered before meeting the deductible

• Coinsurance:

• In-network: 20%

• Out-of-network: 40%

• Prescription Drugs:

• Generic: $12 copay

• Preferred brand: 30% coinsurance

• Specialty: $30 copay

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• Weekly Premium: Included (no additional cost)

• Additional Benefits:

• HSA (Health Savings Account): You can contribute up to $3,850 annually, with full annual rollover of unused funds.

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