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Can I Use HSA to Pay Plan B Costs?

Published August 26, 2022

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Short answer: Yes—HSA funds can be used to pay for Plan B (morning-after pill) costs as an eligible expense under IRS guidelines.

Plan B qualifies as an HSA expense

Yes, you can use your HSA (Health Savings Account) to pay for Plan B costs. Plan B, also known as the morning-after pill, is considered an eligible expense under IRS guidelines for HSA funds.

Using your HSA for Plan B costs provides a convenient and tax-advantaged way to cover emergency contraception expenses.

Steps to pay Plan B with HSA

Here's how you can use your HSA for Plan B costs:

  • Ensure you have an HSA-qualified high deductible health plan.
  • Purchase Plan B at a pharmacy or healthcare provider.
  • Save your receipts for the purchase.
  • Reimburse yourself from your HSA by submitting a claim.

Absolutely! Your Health Savings Account (HSA) can indeed be used to cover the costs associated with Plan B. This is a key benefit of having an HSA, as it allows you to access funds for various eligible medical expenses, including emergency contraception.

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