FSA Eligible Orthotics
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FSA Eligible Orthotics
FSA-eligible orthotics are a special class of medical supplies that can be purchased through a tax-exempt savings program, which can save you a lot of money on health expenses. Shop online for FSA-eligible items at CVS, which has a wide selection of FSA and HSA-eligible goods.
Are Orthotics FSA Eligible?
Orthotics are a subset of durable medical devices, such as shoe inserts and therapeutic footwear. As such, they're mostly covered by withdrawals from your FSA savings. You always have to check to be sure, since a few odds and ends may not be covered, but custom orthotics, FSA-eligible foot orthotics, FSA-eligible shoe inserts and other common orthopedic devices are generally covered. If you purchase orthotics with your own money, regardless of the brand, material or variations in design of approved devices, you can request reimbursement from the tax-free funds in your FSA.
Is Foot Cream FSA Eligible?
When you shop at your neighborhood CVS Pharmacy®, you'll find many foot care items, including FSA/HSA eligible foot cream. However, not all foot care products qualify for FSA/HSA reimbursement. Like other over-the-counter personal care products, your foot cream must contain at least one ingredient that helps treat a medical condition. Foot creams used for cosmetic purposes only are ineligible. But if you're purchasing a foot cream made with ingredients shown to help combat athletes' foot, nail fungus, or similar discomfort, your purchase is likely eligible. You can also use FSA funds to pay for medicated foot powder, corn and callus removers, arch support sleeves, and physical therapy deductibles. Over-the-counter products to prevent or treat blisters, bunions, ingrown toenails, and lingering pain also qualify. Shopping for your foot care needs at CVS is a great way to take full advantage of your FSA dollars before they expire.
What Orthotics Are Covered by FSA?
There's a long list of items your FSA is likely to cover. Ankle braces, shoe inserts, bandages and even batteries for medical devices are all covered FSA-eligible orthotics for reimbursement purposes. FSA programs cover some vital orthotics that you can't safely or comfortably move without, such as CVS Health Gel Toe Spacers, as well as some more optional items, such as water-resistant cast coverings, including the Seal Tight Original Cast/Bandage Protector. While an exhaustive list of all FSA-eligible orthotics is enormous, you can look for the FSA-eligible sticker on a product's listing page or on the packaging itself to see whether it's been approved for reimbursement by the FSA program.