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Ways to Receive Reimbursement
Reimbursement may be received by direct deposit into the bank account of your choice. By using direct deposit you don't need to wait for a check to arrive or get it deposited. A notice that a payment was made will be sent to you. This direct deposit notice is available by U.S. Mail or by e-mail over the Internet.
If you prefer, a check can be mailed to you instead of payment by direct deposit.
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Healthcare Expense Claims
Required Documentation
Copies of proof that you have received the service and what expense is your responsibility. Insurance benefits statements may be used instead of original physician bills if the date of service and charges are shown. Receipts of payment that do not include date of service and charges are not acceptable. Copies of personal checks are not acceptable. Documentation or copies will not be returned.
Documentation must accompany your claim unless you're using the Automatic Reimbursement option.
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Required Documentation
Documentation must accompany your claim unless you're using the Automatic Reimbursement option.
- Copies of proof that you have paid the expense in-full for the service you are claiming.
Deadlines
Back to topIf I leave employment, can I still incur eligible expenses?
Read more: Ability to incur reimbursable expenses
Health FSA
Retired
- Expenses incurred through the end of the month in which the last FSA contribution is made can be claimed. If prior to leaving, the retiree prepays for the remainder of the year, expenses incurred through December 31 can be claimed.
Separated (non-retiree)
- Expenses incurred through the end of the month in which the last FSA contribution is made can be claimed.
Dependent Care FSA
Retired
- Expenses incurred up to the retirement date can be claimed. After the retirement date, no ability to incur expenses unless working for another employer or actively looking for work.
Separated (non-retiree)
- Expenses incurred up to the date of separation from employment can be claimed. After the separation date, no ability to incur expenses unless working for another employer or actively looking for work.