12/01/2025
As the calendar year draws to a close, we are reminding those with Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) that December 31 is the deadline to use their pre-tax healthcare dollars or risk forfeiting unused funds.
Frequently Asked Questions about FSA and HSA funds:
Q1: Can FSA and HSA funds be used for LASIK or other vision correction procedures?
Yes. The IRS allows LASIK, PRK, and ICLs, as eligible medical expenses
Q2: What happens if I don’t use my FSA funds by December 31?
Unused FSA funds are typically forfeited unless your plan offers a grace period (up to 2.5 months) or a small rollover allowance
Q3: How do HSAs differ from FSAs?
HSAs have no expiration date—funds roll over indefinitely. HSAs also offer higher contribution limits and may be invested for growth
Q4: How soon can I resume normal activities after LASIK?
Most patients return to many routine activities within 24 hours and achieve 20/20 or better vision shortly after.
If you are interested in a COMPLIMENTARY LASIK consultation, please call us today at 📲973-590-2582.