 The costs of banking or storing your baby's umbilical cord blood may be tax deductible - cutting these fees by 1/3 or more. But these costs are not always deductible. And you may not gain any real tax savings unless you use a Flexible Spending Account (FSA). Read more to learn why. |
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 Cut your fertility treatment costs using your Healthcare FSA. Expenses for diagnostic procedures, fertility drugs, assisted reproductive procedures can be paid for using pre-tax dollars. |
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 Prescription drug co-pays may generate a significant amount of on-going tax deductible medical expenses depending upon your insurance carrier's formulary, Co pay, and three tier co pay arrangement |
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 Make the most of the Federal Tax Code for your child with special needs. There are expanded categories of deductible costs such as developmental counseling, special education, adaptive customizations, assistive technologies, experimental treatments, and alternative therapies. |
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 Cut prenatal care costs for extra OB/Gyn visits, chiropractic, sonograms, lamaze, maternity ward co pays, deductibles, and more |
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 Cut well baby care costs for items such as pediatrician co pays, new deductibles, circumcision, vaccines, breast pump, and more |
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 Cut NICU Hospital bills from uncovered medical costs such as extra hospital deductible, extra hospital co pay, co-insurance, out-of-network charges, amounts over usual customary & reasonable, maximum out of pocket, and policy limits |
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 Flexible Spending Account (FSA) for general medical bills; health insurance deductible, co pay, usual customary and reasonable charges, out of pocket expenses, dental, vision, hearing, etc |
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