FSA Eligible Home Health Care Products
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Mabis Caliber Professional Child Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Blue Nylon Cuff, Cuff Size 7.7 IN to 11.3 IN
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Essential Medical Supply Power of Red Scoop Dish with Suction Bottom
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CVS Max Hearing Aid Battery, Size 10, 16 CT
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CVS Health Digital-Wide Tip Pregnancy (pink)
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Did you know? Many home health care essentials are FSA eligible! You can use your FSA dollars to purchase select items, including anti-embolism stockings, pill cutters, glucose test strips and diabetes supplies, hearing aid batteries, braces and supports, and more! CVS carries a wide selection of FSA eligible home health care items to help you live your best life! If you have questions or would like to see a full list of FSA eligible items, talk to your FSA plan administrator.
Which Home Health Care Items Are FSA Eligible?
Many home health care items once required a doctor's prescription or letter of medical necessity (LMN) to be FSA (flexible spending account) eligible. The CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act removed those requirements on thousands of items people use every day. The list of FSA eligible expenses includes a wide range of home health care products. When you shop at CVS Pharmacy®, you can use your FSA, HSA, or HRA for mobility aids, safety accessories, and more. Shopping for an FSA-eligible thermometer, foam rollers, or FSA-eligible braces allows you to use your pretax healthcare dollars before they expire.
Are Humidifiers FSA Eligible?
It is possible to use your FSA, HRA (health reimbursement arrangement), or HSA (health savings account) to purchase a humidifier. However, not everyone will qualify. Like electric scooters, varicose vein treatments, and vitamins, humidifiers are FSA eligible only with a letter of medical necessity form (LMN). An LMN from your health care provider justifies the medical need for the device. In some cases, your physician may also need to indicate that other treatment options have been evaluated or that alternatives were unsuccessful. Many healthcare providers recommend using a humidifier for sinus congestion, nosebleeds, chronic coughs, and other respiratory symptoms. But they aren't the best option for everyone. If anyone in your home has allergies or asthma, it's important to discuss your interest in using a humidifier before committing to a purchase. For some people, increasing humidity levels can make breathing easier. For others, high humidity can make symptoms worse.
Can I Use My FSA For CPAP supplies?
Yes, CPAP supplies are eligible for FSA reimbursement. That means you can use your FSA, HRA, or HSA to purchase mask wipes, filters, tubing, and portable sanitizers. However, not all CPAP accessories and supplies will qualify. For a complete list of eligible products, consult your plan administrator. Your plan administrator can also help you make informed decisions about purchasing an FSA eligible otoscope, FSA eligible stethoscope, or FSA eligible pillow.