*NEW*  The regulations governing the use of your FSA debit card are changing.  As of 7/1/2009, you can only use your FSA debit card at pharmacies and drugstores that have implemented the Inventory Information Approval System (IIAS) or have certified that 90% of all cash register receipts for the previous calendar year were FSA-eligible expenses.

List of stores with the Inventory Information Approval System (IIAS)

List of stores that are certified under the 90% rule

 

 




FSA Debit Card Tip:

If you use your FSA Debit Card at retail outlet with an Inventory Control System in place to purchase your prescriptions or eligible over-the-counter meds, you will not have to submit documentation.  These retail stores have a system in place that only allows eligible items to be paid for with ASIFlex's debit card.  More retail stores are expected to be added soon.

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The State of Washington offers two pre-tax spending programs you can use to save money. 

The Flexible Spending Account (FSA or Health Care Reimbursement Account) is a PEBB-sponsored benefit program that allows you to use pre-tax money to pay for certain medical expenses.  Enrolling in the FSA can lead to savings of up to 40% on each dollar that is set aside.

The Dependent Care Assistance Program (DCAP) allows you to save on child or elder care expenses (e.g. babysitting, daycare, in-home care for an older dependent incapable of self-care). 



Understand Your Plan:

    -Healthcare FSA Overview

    -DCAP Overview
   
    -Eligible Expenses
   
    -Over-the-counter FSA expenses Adobe PDF
   
    -Health Care FSA FAQ

    -DCAP FAQ
   

Manage Your Plan:

    -Online Account Access
   
    -Claim Forms
   
    -Set up Direct Deposit
   
    -Change your election
   
    -FSA Debit Card Overview

If you have questions about how the program works, please check out the quick links below for the most commonly requested information.