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DataPath has won a 2022 Nat'l Health Information Award for the latest HRA comic in our Adventures of Captain Contributor employee engagement and education program – our 11th national award for creativity and effectiveness in health information delivery.
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With a lot of school age kids on Spring Break, you may be wondering if virtual day camps count as a DCAP eligible expense.
Find out here: bit.ly/2ZSqI2G
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DataPath, Inc. chief technology officer Adam Rockers writes here about the future of artificial intelligencer for benefits brokers and third-party administrators.
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#FridayFacts: 5 Important Things to Know about COBRA Insurance
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#FAQFriday: What happens to my HSA when my health insurance coverage changes?
Find out in my latest blog: bit.ly/3cTUZCR
#EnrollmentSeason #HSA
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HSA owners - did you know that you can also take advantage of a Limited Purpose FSA? The accounts were designed specifically for vision and dental expenses.
Learn more in my blog: bit.ly/2TBZNqp
#Enrollmentseason #Dental #Vision #Healthcare #Benefits
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First of all, it's practical. It's easier to check to see if you have on clean underwear that day.
Second, I'm trying to become a fashion influencer.
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#Askthecaptain @DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor How do you feel about wearing your underwear on the outside of your pants? I hear it is all the rage these days
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The annual limit for people with single coverage is $3600 & for family coverage $7200. You don't have to pay that much in - that is the max limit. If your employer contributes - that counts toward your max limit. #Askthecaptain @DataPath_Inc
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If you have a prescription or letter of medical necessity (LMN), you should be able to file a claim and get reimbursed.
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You said that vitamins are not covered, but my doctor has given me a prescription for iron and potassium. Is that not ok to pay from my HSA? @DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor
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All parking and commuter accounts have monthly rollover. If you did not use the money, it will still be there when you need it (as long as you stay with that employer). You can also decrease your contributions if you need to.
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I have a parking account with my employer. Started working from home due to COVID. What happens to the money I did not use?
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Ooohhh ... that's a good one.
You cannot pay someone living in your home (i.e., spouse, teenage children) to take care of your children with a Dependent Care FSA.
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My teenage son had trouble finding a job so I'm paying him to pick up his little sisters from school and stay with them until I get home from work. Can I reimburse myself for that from my dependent care FSA? @DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor #AsktheCaptain
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Even though teeth whitening is dental care, it's considered cosmetic and is not an eligible expense.
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I want to get my teeth whitened. Can I use my FSA for that? @DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor #AsktheCaptain
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An HDHP is a High Deductible Health Plan. You pay less in premiums (monthly costs) & have a higher deductible (out-of-pocket costs). If you don't have a lot of healthcare expenses, it can help you save. You need an HDHP to enroll in an HSA.
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An HDHP is a High Deductible Health Plan. You pay less in premiums (monthly costs) & have a higher deductible (out-of-pocket costs). If you don't have a lot of healthcare expenses, it can help you save. You need an HDHP to enroll in an HSA.
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You have a very good boy there!
As much as we love our "fur babies," they are not qualified dependents. Thus, you cannot use your HSA for his healthcare
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@DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor #askthecaptain I have the best dog in the world, and he is family. Does that mean I can use my HSA on him? Just look at that face
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Ha! I suggest switching teams. ;)
Nope … not unless you want to pay a 20% withdrawal penalty plus taxes. But if they're giving you PTSD, you can cover some of those treatments captaincontributor.com/treat…
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The way the Cowboys are playing seriously affects my mental health. Any chance I can use my HSA for a new offensive line?
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Totally understand where you're coming from!
Unfortunately, protein powders, supplements, vitamins, etc. are not FSA/HSA eligible expenses.
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I'm a fitness nut/gym rat and I use protein powder to help bulk up. Can I submit a claim for reimbursement?
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I'm not a mental health expert but I recommend turning off the TV and vote.
If you need to seek mental health treatment, that is covered by an FSA/HSA. Check out this @DataPath_Inc blog: dpath.com/mental-health-cdh-…
The presidential campaign is wreaking havoc on my anxiety and stress. BIG TIME. What can I do about that? @DataPath_Inc @CaptContributor #AsktheCaptain
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Due to COVID-19, you don't have to pay your COBRA premiums right now. You have until 60 days after the "outbreak period" is over (it's still ongoing). Recommend that you try to pay your premiums if you can afford it. @DataPath_Inc explains: dpath.com/covid-19-cobra-ext… #AsktheCaptain
I lost my job in August and am on COBRA. What happens if I can't pay my premiums right now?
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Yes. You can submit a claim for any expense that occurs AFTER you open the HSA - even if it is months or years later. Like a regular banking account, you can only use the available balance.
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I opened my HSA in 2018. I had a few doctor visits and prescriptions but forgot to submit a claim. Can I still enter a claim in 2020? #Askthecaptain @CaptContributor @DataPath_Inc