Medical Devices & Equipment

Monitors, mobility aids, and equipment used to diagnose or treat a condition.

Equipment used to diagnose, monitor or treat a condition is generally eligible. That includes everyday items like thermometers and blood pressure monitors, and larger items like wheelchairs and CPAP machines. Anything that looks like general wellness gear is treated differently. Some items need a Letter of Medical Necessity from your doctor, which each page notes.

Blood Pressure Monitor ELIGIBLE Digital Thermometer ELIGIBLE CPAP Machine ELIGIBLE Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) ELIGIBLE Wheelchair ELIGIBLE Air Purifier NEEDS LMN Massage Gun / Percussion Massager NEEDS LMN

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HSA-Eligible Expenses

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Letters of Medical Necessity

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HSA/FSA Reimbursement & Documentation

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