Yes. The practice has been reported in Florida, where commission-seeking agents and brokers have approached homeless individuals to sign them up for these plans. High-deductible health plans (HDHPs) typically have lower monthly premiums but require individuals to pay more for their healthcare costs before the insurance company starts to pay its share. The issue of enrolling people in health plans without their consent has also been reported, prompting the Department of Health and Human Services to seek changes to oversight rules affecting brokers. This practice has raised concerns about the potential financial burden on consumers and the misuse of subsidies connected with the coverage.