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by GradyBear

I am extremely upset with this service. The fact that they are denying a medical payment before the start of the year, as if I can control when I have a medical emergency, is on the verge of customer abuse. Why would a legitimate medical bill be denied for payment just for being accrued before the beginning of the year? I understand that due to IRS regulations require that the tax free money be spent on medical services only, but to control a customers money to this extent means that someone would have to suffer medical pain or other issues until the following year just so that they “qualify” for payment.

I expected better than this, and now I feel that I need to warn everyone about such a shady & dishonest practices. Next year, I have no intention or trust to put my money in this FSA ever again, as well as either report this company to the Better Business Bureau and keep as many other customers from using this service. I also feel that reporting these issues on social media will inform current & future customers from using & being abused by such distasteful services.

by Noco Diane

Last summer I had a severe case of trigger finger I went to a doctor at urgent care and he issued me a Breg hand and wrist brace to help with the pain. This FSA company denied payment on the brace. I got statements from Breg,so I paid them directly. This FSA company kept telling me they needed receipts so I sent them the receipt of what I paid for. Now they’re telling me I have to pay back the money to them, for what they never paid for in the first place. This is really messed up! I ended up having to go and get physical therapy done on my hand because of the pain. Also I ended up having to have Cortizone shots in my fingers. They’re giving me the runaround about that now. I had an overage so I know they kept a certain amount of money that I didn’t get to use up, and they still want me to pay them back more for something they never paid for in the first place. What a joke! If there were anyway that I could drop the FSA right now for this year, I would.

by PPP Meditator

I just got WEX through my employer for the 1st time in 2022. Things seemed to be going ok with WEX until they denied my $99 payment for the lab copay for prenatal genetic testing - despite adequate receipts and documentation - because the blood sample collection date at my doctor’s office was not the same date as the test date or results released date. WEX turned off my FSA debit card while I disputed the denial, which meant that three separate providers had to call and tell me my payment on file (WEX FSA card) had been denied. So I had to give the providers my original credit card information in order to get my medications. In the meantime, I submitted to WEX more than $99 worth of reimbursable expenses that I wasn’t able to pay with my deactivated WEX card. This was a real pain to try to resolve, and I still don’t even know if it’s resolved yet. DISSATISFIED.