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QUALIFIED HSA EXPENSES

An eligible medical expense is defined in Section 213 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code. Below is a quick reference list that may help determine whether an expense is eligible for HSA reimbursement. For more detailed information, please refer to IRS Publication 502 titled, “Medical and Dental Expenses.”

abdominal supports
acupuncture
air conditioner (relief allergy/breathing problems)
alcoholism treatment
ambulance
anesthetist
arch supports
artificial limbs
autoette (used for relief of sickness/disability)
blood tests
blood transfusions
braces
cardiographs
chiropractor
Christian Science Practitioner
contact lenses
convalescent home (medical treatment only)
crutches
dental treatment
dental x-rays
dentures
dermatologist
diagnostic fees
diathermy
drug addiction therapy
drugs (prescription)
elastic hosiery (prescription)
eyeglasses
fees paid to doctor prescribed health institute
FICA and FUTA tax paid for medical care service
fluoridation unit
guide dog
gum treatment
gynecologist
healing services
hearing aids and batteries
hospital bills
hydrotherapy
insulin treatments
lab tests
lead paint removal
legal fees (to authorize treatment for mental illness)
lodging (away from home outpatient care)
metabolism tests
neurologist
nursing (including board and meals)
obstetrician
operating room costs
ophthalmologist
optician
optometrist
oral surgery
organ transplant (including donor’s expenses)
orthopedic shoes
orthopedist
osteopath
oxygen and oxygen equipment
pediatrician
physician
physiotherapist
podiatrist
postnatal treatments
practical nurse for medical services
prenatal care
prescription medicines
psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
psychologist
psychotherapy
radium therapy
registered nurse
special school costs for the handicapped
spinal fluid test
splints
sterilization
surgeon
telephone or TV equipment to assist
the hard of hearing
therapy equipment
transportation expenses (relative to
health care)
ultraviolet ray treatment
vaccines
vasectomy
vitamins (if prescribed)
wheelchair
x-rays