Save a receipt and get the page your FSA administrator asks for. Bring in your plan and see which steps need a clinician’s signature and which you can start today. Keep the letters and the cards beside them, and print or export all of it when someone needs it.
Everything in the file, sorted by who has to act. It fills in as you bring in the plan, add receipts and keep the letters and cards.
Seven questions about the person you care for. The ClinicalSwipe caregiver navigator answers with the public programs first, then what to ask the family doctor, and marks the steps where a clinician has to sign.
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Only these answers leave the device, and only when you press the button. They go to clinicalswipe.com, which builds the plan and stores nothing.
Each receipt gets its own answer: it qualifies, it needs a letter, it needs the covered check first, or it does not qualify. Your plan administrator makes the final call.
Letters of medical necessity, the summary for the family doctor, and the insurance and benefit cards, front and back.
The download is a FHIR R4 Bundle: the plan as a CarePlan, each receipt and paper as a DocumentReference, each card as a Coverage. Software that reads FHIR can read it, and this page can restore from it on another device.
Nobody keeps a habit of filing. People keep what pays them back.
So every item here does something the day you add it: a receipt becomes a claim page, a plan becomes a short list of calls with the signatures marked, and a letter tells you when it runs out. The file is yours. It stays on this device, and nothing about it depends on an account with us.
General information, not medical, legal or tax advice. Under IRS rules each expense is decided case by case, and your plan administrator makes the final call. Everything on this page is stored in your browser on this device; ComfortCard cannot see it and cannot recover it for you, so keep a download somewhere safe.