The IRS allows home environmental inspections as a medical expense — when paired with a signed Letter of Medical Necessity from a licensed provider. Canary handles both in one workflow.
Professional mold and air quality inspections
When ordered as part of diagnosing or treating a respiratory or allergy-related condition.
Mold remediation and environmental cleanup
Remediation costs are eligible if medically necessary, documented by a provider.
Medical-grade air purifiers and filtration
Devices prescribed for asthma, COPD, or allergies are considered medical equipment.
Radon, lead, VOC, and combustion gas testing
Exposure identification that directly informs a treatment plan qualifies as a medical expense.
The key requirement: a signed Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) from a licensed healthcare provider connecting your symptoms to the inspection. Without an LMN, the expense is generally not reimbursable.
Certified environmental inspection
Book a licensed inspector for mold, air quality, radon, lead, or VOC testing at your home.
Health questionnaire reviewed by a licensed provider
Answer a short medical intake form. A Canary-affiliated provider reviews your symptoms and signs the LMN.
FSA/HSA Reimbursement Package — ready to submit
Download a single PDF with your signed LMN, itemized receipt, and step-by-step submission guide for your administrator.
HealthEquity
Optum Bank
WageWorks / HealthHub
BenefitWallet
Keep all records. Retain your Canary FSA/HSA Package for a minimum of three years. The IRS may request substantiation during an audit of HSA/FSA claims.
Ready to get started? Book an inspection and we'll handle the LMN in the same workflow.
Book an InspectionQuestions? Email support@canaryhealth.com