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Your FSA account can be used for eligible medical expenses only and you are solely liable for the use of the plan. If the Benefits Card is accidentally or intentionally utilized for ineligible expenses, you are responsible for reimbursing your account.

Along with national chains like Target, Walmart, Walgreens and grocery stores, there are plenty of local retailers using IIAS as well, with over 30,000 participating merchants across the country.

What Are My FSA Eligible Expenses? The IRS determines which expenses are eligible for reimbursement. Eligible expenses include health plan co-payments, dental work and orthodontia, eyeglasses and contact lenses, and prescriptions. This type of FSA is offered by most employers.

When you incur qualified eligible expenses at a business that accepts MasterCard®, simply use your debit card. The amount of your qualified purchases will be deducted – automatically – from your account and the dollars will be electronically transferred to the provider/merchant for immediate payment.

The easiest and most secure way to submit a claim is to log on to your account on the participant portal or on the mobile app (download here: Apple or Android). Once logged in either place, look for “I want to” and choose “File a claim.” Follow the steps to upload your documentation and enter your claim details.

A claim form is the document used to start proceedings and contains information relevant to the proceedings including the court reference number to be used on all subsequent court documents, the parties to the proceedings, what is being claimed, particulars of the claim including any claim for interest and contact ...

For the most part, your FSA card should work where it makes sense: at locations like pharmacies, vision centers, doctor and dentist offices, and so on. But if you try to use your card at a restaurant or bike shop, even if that bike shop happens to sell FSA eligible bandages, chances are your card won't work.