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Reimbursable Expenses

Flexible Benefit Plan

This non-exhaustive list of expenses reimbursable by your Medical Flexible Spending Account is based on Internal Revenue Code 213(d). Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about eligible expenses.

 Reimbursable:

 Sometimes Reimbursable:

 Not Reimbursable:

 
 (These items may be reimbursable if accompanied by a note from a doctor recommending the item to treat a specific medical condition. Other special rules may apply)
 
 Acupuncture  Cord blood storage  Cosmetic surgery (unless restorative)
 Acne treatment  Corrective/Support Devices (special mattress or board)  Finance charges
 Ambulance  Fertility treatment  Imported drugs (Canada, Mexico)
 Artificial limbs  Home improvements for medical conditions  Insurance premiums for individual policies
 Artificial teeth  Massage therapy  Long term care expenses
 Automobile modifications (hand controls, lifts, etc.)  Nutritionist  Marriage counseling
 Birth control  Orthopedic shoes  Missed appointment fees
 Blood pressure monitor  Vitamins & nutritional supplements (only if recommended by a doctor for a specific medical condition)  Personal hygiene products
 Braille books & magazines  Weight loss to treat existing disease  Spa fees
 Care for mental handicap  Wigs  Teeth whitening
 Chiropractors    Toothbrushes
 Christian Science practitioner    Warranties
 Copays, deductibles, & coinsurance    
 Contact lenses & supplies    
 Contraception    
 Costs for physical/mental illness    
 Crutches    
 Deductible, all family members    
 Dentist fees (if not cosmetic: e.g., teeth whitening is a non-reimbursable expense)    
 Dentures    
 Diagnostic fees    
 Diagnostic devices    
 Drug & alcohol addiction treatment    
 Drug & medical supplies    
 Eyeglasses, incl. exam fee    
 Guide dog    
 Handicapped persons' schools    
 Hearing devices & batteries    
 Insulin    
 Laboratory fees    
 Laser eye surgery    
 Learning disability - special school fees    
 Obstetrical expenses (after services have been performed)    
 Operations (medically necessary)    
 Orthodontia (special rules apply)    
 Osteopath fees (licensed)    
 Over-the-counter medications intended to treat specific medical conditions    
 Oxygen    
 Physical therapy    
 Physician fees    
 Practical nurse fees    
 Prescribed medicine (if not cosmetic; hair-loss medications are not reimbursable)    
 Psychiatrist's care    
 Psychologist's fees    
 Routine physicals    
 Smoking cessation    
 Special communications equipment for the deaf    
 Special education for the blind    
 Surgical fees    
 Transportation expenses for medical service    
 Tubal ligation    
 Tuition at special school for the handicapped    
 Vasectomy    
 Wheelchair    
 X-rays