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Some plans do not allow for all of these expenses to be covered. Please check with your plan administrator or Sterling to verify the details of your plan before incurring these types of expenses for reimbursement. The list below is just a sample of eligible and ineligible expenses. For a complete list, see
IRS Publication 502 Section 213(d)

*Under Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules, some health care services and products are only eligible for reimbursement from your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) when your doctor or other licensed health care provider certifies that they are medically necessary. Your provider must indicate your (or your spouse's or dependent's) specific diagnosis, the specific treatment needed, and how this treatment will alleviate your medical condition. You will see "Yes (Letter)" if a letter is required.

**FSA funds can no longer be used to purchase over-the-counter medications (such as aspirin, allergy and cold medications, etc.) without a written doctor's prescription. You will see "Yes (Rx)" if a prescription is required. There are still many over-the-counter medical products that can be purchased without a doctor's prescription (such as contact lens solutions and diabetic test kits and supplies), so be sure to check before you purchase.