While this list contains many examples of FSA eligible expenses, it doesn’t include all possible medical expenses. You may also want to review the IRS Publication 502 for Medical Expenses for additional examples.
MEDICAL, DENTAL & VISION
MEDICAL*
DIABETIC SUPPLIES*
HEARING*
THERAPY*
PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENTS*
VISION*
DENTAL*
BIRTH CONTROL DEVICES*
SPECIAL NEEDS*
OVER-THE-COUNTER ITEMS*
MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS*
EXPENSES OF FSA EXPENSES THAT REQUIRE A LETTER OF MEDICAL NECESSITY
The IRS allows FSA reimbursement of the following, with a copy of the physician’s statement of medical necessity, that includes the specific product/service and diagnosis. Treatment cannot be for general health or wellbeing. A copy should be submitted with every reimbursement request and a new letter needs to be obtained every 12 months.
EXAMPLES OF INELIGIBLE FSA EXPENSES
The IRS does not allow reimbursement for the following items:
Learn more about BASIC FSA Administration.
Request a proposal for Flexible Spending Account Administraiton – https://www.basiconline.com/request-a-proposal/
Current clients and participants should contact BASIC with any questions regarding FSA eligible expenses.
IRS Extends ACA Due Date for Furnishing Forms to Individuals
Thanks post this blog, really helpful.
I want to thank the writer for providing such a magnificent article with each and every detail regarding medical laboratory billing services described to perfection. We have an excellent record of getting old AR accounts dating back to a year for clinical billing. This is the kind of article that will become a benchmark for us in handling our content going forward. I will go through this article again for further understanding.