Using your FSA or HSA
Pre-tax dollars you have already set aside — the simplest way to pay here.
Start here: your visit at GynJess is a qualified medical expense. You can pay with your FSA or HSA card at the time of service, exactly like any other card — nothing to file, nothing to wait for. This is usually simpler than an insurance claim, and it saves you money because those dollars were never taxed.
Two ways to use it
Give us your FSA or HSA card as the card on file, or use it at checkout. The charge posts as GYNJESS and comes straight from your account.
Pay with any card, then submit your receipt or superbill to your plan administrator. Most have an app or portal for this.
What is eligible here
FSA comes through an employer, and the money is generally use-it-or-lose-it by year end — some plans allow a small carryover or a grace period. If you have a balance in December, that is a reason to book.
HSA pairs with a high-deductible plan, is yours to keep, and rolls over indefinitely. There is no deadline to spend it, and no deadline to reimburse yourself for an expense you paid out of pocket.
Keep your paperwork
Administrators sometimes ask you to substantiate a card charge. Send them the superbill — it carries the date, the provider, the service codes, and the amount, which is everything they need. Ask us any time and we will produce one.
Corvallis, Oregon
General information, not tax advice. Eligibility and deadlines are set by your plan; check with your administrator.