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However for posterity, will your insurance pay for a massage chair? For some of you, the answer is YES! Because to get compensation from your insurance company to pay for your massage chair, you’ll in all liklihood need to meet two conditions: 1. You have a chronic back issue, and perhaps a history of claims to treat your condition 2. You have either an HSA (health savings account) or an FSA (flex spending account). Think you might qualify? If you have had chronic back pain we’ll leave that to other blog posts to explore this condition – certainly it is one of the reasons people buy a massage chair. But for this article let’s take a look at at the HSA and the FSA to better understand how they work and why they may qualify you for a massage chair purchase. An HSA is a type of medical insurance plan all its own, while a FSA is typically offered as an added component of a traditional healthcare plan. Having said that, both are as their name implies: Savings accounts into which you can deposit pre-tax earnings as part of your health coverage via a provider such as Allstate, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), United Healthcare, and many others, or in the case of a FSA, a plan available through your employer.
These accounts allow for flexibility in how you spend that money, so long as the expense is related to medical needs. For the HSA, both the policy holder (you) and your employer can make deposits into the account. Of course the IRS can’t help themselves when they smell taxpayer revenue, so they do enforce contribution limits given the tax haven nature of these plans. For 2015 the limit was $3,350 for a single, $6,650 for married couples, plus $1,000 extra if you are over 55. Since funds in in an HSA roll over each year and those funds are always your property as policy holder, it’s easy to see how enough can accumulate to pay for the cost of a massage chair. And this equates to nice savings – for the policy holder who saves up to 30% on the massage chair (due to the tax benefit) as well as the insurance company who enjoys the relatively low cost of massage therapy from a chair that keeps on giving massages year after year. If you have an HSA for your medical coverage, all you’ll need to do is contact your insurance company to inquire if a massage chair is eligible.
Elite Massage Chairs are classified as medical devices and so generally you shouldn’t have a problem. So what are the odds you can use HSA funds to pay for a massage chair? From our experience, pretty good as we’ve had people do just that recently. If you look at just a partial list of expenses explicitly approved by the IRS, it looks promising: Massage therapy and massage chairs aren’t on the list of explicitly approved expenses, but neither are on the list of specifically excluded expenses either. Once you’re sure all is clear you’ll simply use the debit card issued with your HSA to purchase your massage chair. The FSA or flexible spending account option can actually be a bit more, well, flexible when it comes to purchasing a massage chair. It has the same tax advantages as the HSA and can be set up within many insurance policies available through employees as part of the “cafeteria plan” provision, or Section 125 of the IRS code. The name derives from when they first starting utilizing these plans, when they referred to available items in the company cafeteria, but today this code refers to flex spending for medical purposes too.
Basically if an FSA is available to you, you can use it for a wide variety of medical expenses, and often for dependent care or other expenses. As mentioned this dough (sorry, can’t resist with the cafeteria reference) is not subject to payroll taxes, resulting in substantial payroll tax savings. And just like the HSA, some money in your FSA rolls over at the end of the year. The key word here is “some.” It used to be no FSA funds rolled over, but because of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, you get to to carry over up to $500 into the following year without losing the funds. So to purchase a massage chair with your FSA funds, you’ll first want to clear it with the provider of your “cafeteria” plan to ensure they will ok the expenditure. As with the HSA, there are no crystal clear guidelines when it comes to whether a massage chair will be qualified. However looking at the list of approved expenses you’ll find: As to the list of specifically excluded expenses for FSA funds?