Heart care that may be paid pre-tax

Cardiologist visits, cardiac labs, prescription medicines, a home blood pressure monitor and cardiac rehabilitation a clinician refers you to are medical care under IRS §213(d), and usually may be paid from an HSA or FSA. Your plan administrator decides each case. Here is what one sample year could save at two tax brackets.

Next step
Know where you stand before the next visit

An eight-question check at hearthealth.help puts your answers in a risk band and builds a one-page sheet for your next visit. No physician reviews it: it is a starting point for the conversation with your own clinician. If you have chest pain now, call 911.

Take the heart check at hearthealth.help
ComfortCard
Keep the papers in one place.

Keep the receipts, letters and cards in the family file on your own device, with a claim page for each receipt. No account, and nothing is uploaded.

Open the family file This is one piece — see everything your family qualifies for →
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HSA/FSA eligibility is determined by your plan administrator, not by ComfortCard or co-op.care. A Letter of Medical Necessity is supporting documentation, not a guarantee of reimbursement, and is issued only when a physician finds it clinically appropriate. Any savings figures are illustrative and depend on your plan and tax bracket. This is not tax or legal advice.