How to Get Reimbursed When a Dietitian Doesn’t Take Your Insurance Seeing a dietitian can be a big step toward better health. But what happens if the dietitian does not  accept your insurance? Good news: you may still get money back  from your insurance company. This is called out-of-network reimbursement . Let’s break it down in a simple way. What Does “Out-of-Network” Mean? Out-of-network  means a healthcare provider does not  have a contract with your insurance plan. This

A Flexible Spending Account (FSA) is an account specifically for certain out-of-pocket medical expenses. This account is only for health care costs and isn’t taxed. To get an FSA, a claim must be submitted to the FSA through one’s employer with proof of the medical expenses that still must be paid off. An employer may contribute to the employee’s FSA, but it isn’t required for them to. This is a great option if you have medical expenses that will take a while to pay off. With