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A Flexible Spending Account (FSA) allows employees to set-aside money from each paycheck, before payroll taxes are calculated, to help pay for eligible medical expenses for themselves and their dependents.

  Includes Debit Card for Participant (MasterCard)
  No Charge for Lost Card Replacement
  Free Additional Spouse/Dependent Cards
  Online Portal Access
  Smartphone Mobile App for iPhone & Android
  Online FSA Store Account with Integrated Access & Discounts
  Oklahoma Based Customer Service Team

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FSA Contribution Limits
Per year, participants may elect to set aside a maximum of $3,300.
Tax Savings
The average FSA participant saves between 30-40% on the amount set aside pre-tax. (including Federal, State, and Local income taxes and Social Security/Medicare deductions).
Flexibility for End of Plan Year
$660 Carryover – Any unused funds, up to a maximum of $660 can be carried over from one plan year to the next.
Uniform Coverage Rule
FSA participants can access the full amount of their annual contribution from the first day of the plan year. For example, if you elect $1,300, and soon after the plan year begins you incur a $1,300 medical bill, you can use all of your elected FSA funds to cover the expense, even though you haven’t paid in your total annual contribution amount yet. Throughout the rest of the plan year, deductions will be taken at the same rate from each paycheck. However, your available FSA balance will be zero once all the funds are spent.
Eligible Expenses
Visit www.flexplanadmin.com for an interactive list resource. Eligible expenses include medical, dental, vision, prescription, over-the-counter medications and other related expenses.
A Dependent Care Assistance Program (DCAP) plan is an employer-sponsored benefit that helps employees pay for the care of a qualified dependent. Each pay period, the employee makes a pre-tax contribution to the DCAP account. After paying for care and filing a claim, the employee receives reimbursement from the DCAP.
Qualified Dependents:
  A Dependent 12 Years Old or Younger, Living with the Employee
  A Spouse or Other IRS-Recognized Dependent Who is Physically or Mentally Unable to Provide Self-Care
Use DCAP to Pay for:
(not all eligible items are listed)
  Daycare, Pre-School or Pre-Kindergarten
  Before & After School Care (Extended Day)
  Summer Day Camps (Overnight Camp Does Not Qualify)
  Adult/Elderly Care Programs
  Babysitting During Work and/or College Hours
  Sick Child Care
  Deposits for Child Care
Annual Contribution Limits:
  $5,000 for Employees Filing Single / Head of Household or Married Joint
  $2,500 for Employees Filing Married Separate

  Eligibility:
      For eligible active employee members only.
      Only available if Employer group allows this coverage to be offered.
  Opportunities:
      OPEH&W Initial Enrollment.
      OPEH&W Annual Open Enrollment.
      First Offering from OPEH&W.