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I am considering sleeve surgery in feb-mar cause my work does a six month thing and I'm on month three. I set my FSA to 1500 which is a little over my deductible. You can use it for all your copays a
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My FSA was a life saver this year. My wife and I both had surgery, and our combined deductible/out of pocket max was $5,000. Our FSA only allows $2,500 for the family, so we maxed it. We burned throug
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Thanks for the info @@SLH-A & @bunnybenson My max for the FSA is $2,500 and I just found out that I can get reimbursed for my mileage to and from doctor's appointments. Since I will have to dri
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My work has open enrollment right now for FSA and I am thinking about signing up for it for my co-pays and medications during this process. My orientation class for surgery is next week so I'm not planning to make any decisions till after that. I do have a couple questions that I'm hoping some of you can answer from personal experiences.
I'm curious if any of you have use FSA during your surgery process and if so how much did you set aside/use?
My FSA policy says it will cover vitamins and supplements if I can get a letter from my doctor stating that it's a medical necessity. Have any of you done this or had a hard time getting this letter from your doctor?
Thank you!