Bank of America HRA

Can you list me the Common expenses that are generally considered qualified health care expenses under Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) in Bank of America?

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The Common expenses that are generally considered qualified health care expenses under Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) in Bank of America are as follows:

Ambulance
Artificial teeth
Birth control pills (prescription)
Body scans
Braille books and magazines
Breast pumps and lactation supplies
Childbirth classes (to the extent not related solely to child rearing)
Chiropractic office visit
Chiropractic treatment
Christian Science practitioners
Co-insurance (medical, dental or vision)
Condoms and spermicides
Contact lenses, cleaning solutions, and other eye care materials
Contraceptives (over-the-counter)
Copayments (medical, dental or vision)
Cord blood storage (for future treatment of an existing birth defect)
Corneal keratotomy
Crutches, canes or like equipment (purchase or rental)
Deductibles (medical, dental or vision)
Dental treatments (excluding treatments solely for cosmetic purposes)
Diabetic supplies
Diagnostic services
Drug addiction treatment
Drugs (prescription)
Dyslexia treatment
Eye drops
Eye examinations
Eyeglasses (over-the-counter)
Eyeglasses (prescription)
Fertility monitor (over-the-counter)
Fertility treatment
Flu shots
Guide dogs or other service animals (purchase, training, care)
Hearing aids and batteries
Hospital services
Immunizations
Infertility treatment
Insulin
Insulin testing materials and equipment
Insurance premiums for COBRA coverage, long-term-care insurance, health coverage while drawing unemployment, and group and/or individual health insurance maintained at and after age 65 (including both active and retiree group health coverage, but does not include Medicare supplemental coverage) — HSA only
Laboratory fees
Lamaze classes (related to child birth)
Laser eye surgery
Lasik
Learning disability treatments
Lodging (essential to receive medical care amounts subject to daily dollar limits established by Internal Revenue Code)
Long-term care services — HSA only
Massage therapy
Mastectomy-related special bras (if prescribed by a physician for mental health reasons)
Medical abortion
Medical equipment and repairs
Medical monitoring and testing devices
Medical records charges
Medical supplies
Medicines (prescription)
Norplant insertion or removal
Nursing services (wages and taxes)
OB/GYN fees
Occlusal guards to prevent teeth grinding
Office visits (medical, dental* or vision)
Operations (excluding cosmetic)
Optometrist/ophthalmologist fees
Organ transplants (recipient and donor)
Orthokeratotomy
Orthodontia
Ovulation monitor (over-the-counter)
Oxygen
Physical exams
Physical therapy
Pregnancy tests (over-the-counter)
Prescription drugs (excludes illegal drugs and prescriptions
for cosmetic purposes)
Prosthesis
Psychiatric care
Psychoanalysis
Psychologist fees
Radial keratotomy (RK)
Reading glasses (over-the-counter)
Reconstructive surgery following mastectomy
as a result of cancer
Removal of benign mole, cyst or tumor
Smoking cessation (programs/counseling)
Smoking cessation drugs (prescription)
Speech therapy
Sterilization
Student health fees (for medical services)
Sunglasses (prescription)
Surgery (excluding surgery solely for cosmetic purposes)
Therapy
Transportation, parking and related travel expenses
(essential to receive medical care; subject to IRS limits)
Tubal ligation
Vaccinations
Varicose veins surgery
Vasectomy
Vision therapy
Weight loss counseling (if prescribed by a physician to
treat a specific medical condition)
Weight loss program and/or drugs (if prescribed by a
physician to treat a specific medical condition)
Wheelchair and repairs
X-ray fees