Category: Medical & Health Deductions

Inpatient rehab, detox, outpatient addiction treatment, and MAT medications are all deductible medical expenses. Here’s the full IRS breakdown for substance abuse treatment deductions in 2025.

CPAP machines, hearing aids, wheelchairs, insulin pumps, and many other medical devices are deductible as medical expenses. Here’s what qualifies and what doesn’t under 2025 IRS rules.

Bariatric surgery and medically prescribed weight loss programs are deductible when treating a diagnosed disease. Here’s what the IRS allows — and what it doesn’t — for 2025.

IVF, fertility medications, and most fertility treatments are deductible medical expenses under IRS rules — but surrogacy costs are not. Here’s what qualifies and how to maximize the deduction in 2025.

You can deduct medical expenses for your dependents — including children and elderly parents — on Schedule A. Here’s who qualifies, what costs count, and how the rules work in 2025.

Long-term care insurance premiums are partially deductible — but age-based limits and the 7.5% AGI threshold apply. Here are the 2025 rules for employees and the self-employed.

Yes, prescription drugs are deductible as a medical expense — but only the amount exceeding 7.5% of your AGI, and only if you itemize. Here’s the full 2025 IRS breakdown.

Therapy is a qualifying medical expense under IRS rules — but whether you can deduct it depends on the 7.5% AGI threshold and itemizing. Learn when therapy is deductible and how to maximize the benefit.