Eligibility – OSSTF D19 TBU HSA

Overview Submitting a claim for EHC and dental premiums that you’ve paid out is a great way to use your HSA funds. ...

If you suffer from Celiac Disease – you can definitely submit a claim for the incremental costs associated with the p...

Overview We can definitely process your Health Insurance Premiums from a different plan (we understand we're not your...

Because contributions to your Health Spending Account (HSA) are tax-free, reimbursement of paid eligible medical and ...

For a Provider (like a Physiotherapist, Chiropractor, Psychologist, etc.) to be eligible, they must be an Authorized ...

We'd love it if all Providers were eligible, but we have some CRA eligibility guidelines to follow! There are a few r...

Orthodontic expenses are definitely an eligible expense! That being said, we do need a bit of back up documentation ...

DIN stands for Drug Identification Number. We use that number to verify eligibility of drug products during our claim...

While the CRA does include orthopaedic footwear and orthotics on their list of eligible medical expenses, there are a...

Unfortunately, purely cosmetic expenses of any kind aren’t eligible for reimbursement through an HSA, per CRA guideli...

This one's kind of tricky! Yes, travel insurance premiums are certainly claimable BUT only the medical portion of th...

Medical cannabis, marijuana and CBD oil are eligible medical expenses for reimbursement through a Health Spending Acc...

Any service or consultation performed by a registered Naturopathic Doctor is considered an eligible medical expense. ...

Out of country medical expenses are eligible, as long as the expenses fall within the CRA’s eligibility guidelines fo...