Medical tests and treatments can add up, which is why many Americans have a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) in place, allowing them to make pre-tax savings to put towards medical expenses.
Since YorkTest’s Food Allergy Test is typically considered a qualified medical expense, it is covered under most plans so you should be able to use your savings as payment.
Allergy tests help you to identify digestive problems, hayfever issues, and other symptoms of allergic reaction that could be causing discomfort and pain and address them with lifestyle / dietary changes. A qualified medical expense is defined as the cost of a treatment, cure, diagnosis, mitigation or prevention of a disease, which is why our tests might be included. However, it’s always worth checking with your provider before making a purchase.
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If you require more information on the HSA/FSA scheme, you can read the following article https://www.forbes.com/advisor/taxes/healthcare-fsa-vs-hsa/