Flexible Spending Accounts

A Flexible Spending Account (FSA) can help save you money by letting you set aside money to use toward eligible expenses like medical costs, child care, and other health services. The amount you save depends on how much you put into your FSA and your income tax rate.

It’s important to remember you’ll need to re-enroll in your FSA each plan year.

How an FSA works
Before your plan year begins, you decide how much money you want to put into your FSA. If you’re not sure, you can use the FSA Savings Calculator on myuhc.com.
When the plan year starts, money is automatically deducted from your paycheck before federal, state, or Social Security taxes are taken. That money is then placed in your FSA.

As eligible expenses incur, you can use your FSA to help pay for them. Your entire FSA amount is available to you on the first day of your plan year, so you don't have to wait until the money is reflected in your current balance to use it.

How to get reimbursed

How to manage spending your FSA

Flexible Spending Accounts

How an FSA works How an FSA works

How to get reimbursed How to get reimbursed

How to manage spending your FSA How to manage spending your FSA

How an FSA works

How to get reimbursed

How to manage spending your FSA