HSA Qualified Medical and Health Expenses
The funds within your HSA can be used for the payment of qualified medical expenses without incurring any taxes. Below is a partial list of HSA qualified medical expenses. For a comprehensive list view the Internal Revenue Service's Publication 502.
Examples of Qualified Medical Expenses:
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Prescription drugs Doctor visits, lab, X-ray and other diagnostic and treatment services Car controls for the physically challenged Christian Science practitioner services Cosmetic surgery when medically necessary Coinsurance costs for health care, prescription drug and dental plans Dental X-ray, fillings, extraction and dentures Orthodontia (such as braces) Specially installed equipment if primary purpose is health care Eyeglasses, contact lenses, and solution Guide dog or other animal, including its maintenance Hearing aids and batteries In-vitro fertilization Laser eye surgery |
Remedial reading lessons for a child with a severe learning disability Routine physical exams Stop-smoking programs Special school costs, including tutoring fees and tuition, for the physically challenged or mentally impaired Transportation to and from health care providers Vitamin and mineral supplements that can be obtained only by prescription Qualified long-term care services and long-term care insurance Medicare Part A and B premiums, Medicare HMO or Medicare Advantage premiums Retiree health expenses for those 65 and older COBRA premiums and health insurance for those on unemployment compensation |
Additional HSA Information
HSA Eligibility Requirements
HSA Contribution Limits
HSA Tax Treatment
Medical Savings Accounts
HSA for Graduate Students