Flexible Spending Account

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) are a great way to save on income taxes while you budget for healthcare and dependent care expenses. Your contributions to the FSAs are made with pre-tax dollars, meaning you pay no federal or Social Security taxes on that money and depending on your state, you may not have to pay state taxes either.

This leaves a smaller amount of your income subject to taxes. And when you pay less in income taxes, your take-home pay increases!

Your Options

Health Care FSA
Dependent Care
Both FSAs
No FSAs

FSA Reimbursement Form

Download FSA Reimbursement Form

Update your auto-forwarding feature any time!

The auto-claims forwarding process allows you to not pay up front for medical or prescription expenses as long as you have money in your FSA.

You also have the option of paying out-of-pocket and submitting the claim for reimbursement via online, fax or mail. Please note that this feature is not available for a DCFSA claim and that a form must be submitted for reimbursement.

Call 1-800-237-2904or go online to MyCigna.com

Click on Profile > Reimbursement Preferences > Auto Pay Preferences

AutoPay does not apply to orthodontia claims, therefore they will always need to be direct submitted.
FSA reimbursement requests can only be requested after the member has paid

Step 1

Estimate Your Needs

Estimate your out-of-pocket healthcare and/or dependent care expenses for the year.
Decide how much you are able to contribute to the FSAs to cover these expenses.

Step 2

Elect Your Contribution Amount
You may elect to contribute:

Medical FSAs: up to $2,750 per year.
Dependent Care FSA: up to $5,000 per year or $1,045 per year for 2020 if you are classified as a "Highly Compensated Employee" (HCE). The IRS classifies an HCE as someone that earned $125,000/(base salary plus bonus) or more in 2019,

Step 3

Use/Manage Your FSA

These types of claims are automatically submitted for FSA reimbursement using the auto-forwarding feature:

» Cigna medical and prescription claims

» Network dental care

Or, pay out-of-pocket and submit the reimbursement form via online, fax or mail. Form must be used for Dependent Care FSA Claims.