FSA & HSA Explained

As a private practice we pride ourselves on being able to deliver expert level, compassionate care at a cost patients can afford. However, we understand that sometimes any amount of out-of-pocket cost can add financial stress. Your health is worth investing in! One of the ways we are able to help alleviate the financial burden of a cash pay practice is accepting HSA and FSA. An HSA or Health Savings Account or an FSA (Flexible Spending Account) are tax advantage accounts that are tax free!

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