Financing with
Care Credit

The convenient healthcare financing solution.

Benefits of Care Credit Healthcare
CareCredit is a credit card that helps you pay for treatments and procedures for you or your family that may not be covered by insurance. With special financing options,* you can use your CareCredit card again and again for your treatment needs.
It's free and easy to apply and you'll receive a decision immediately. If you're approved, you can schedule your procedures even before you receive your card. With more than 21 million accounts opened since CareCredit began nearly 30 years ago, they are the trusted source for healthcare credit cards.
Learn more by visiting www.carecredit.com . Ready to apply? Apply online for your CareCredit healthcare credit card today.
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Financing with
FLEX Spending/HSA Cards
As the year comes to a close, you may have heard calls to use up unspent money in your health spending insurance account. But don’t some types of health insurance accounts let you carry over money into the next fiscal year? Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) have many similarities, but here is a run-down of the two.


What is
HSA & FSA
An HSA is only available through a high-deductible health plan. The money put into a HSA typically earns interest and typically does not expire. An HSA account can be transferred between employers if you change jobs. In 2021 the maximum HSA contribution limit is $3600 for individual plans and $7200 for family plans.
While an HSA belongs to the individual, an FSA belongs to your employer and cannot be transferred between jobs. The maximum contribution to an FSA is $2750, and your employer can contribute an additional $500. You don’t earn interest on the money.
When money is left at the end of the fiscal year you may lose it or your employer will offer one of two options:
- You get 2.5 more months to spend the remaining money.
- You can carry over up to $500 to spend next year.