What plans usually cover
Visits to diagnose or treat a medical condition: acne, eczema, rosacea, scars from injury or surgery, migraine, and excessive sweating.
Skin and aesthetic care, led by a physician in Beverly Hills.
Dr. Glenn Marshak treats medical skin concerns and offers cosmetic care under one roof. Book online, and pay with your FSA or HSA card for the services your plan covers.
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Services
Each service shows whether FSA and HSA plans usually cover it.
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Using your FSA or HSA card
Your FSA or HSA card works at checkout like any debit card. What matters is whether your plan treats the service as a medical expense, so we tell you up front.
What plans usually do not
Treatments done only to change appearance, such as wrinkle injections, fillers, and facials. A card may swipe, but the plan can still deny the expense later.
What you get from us
An itemized receipt with our provider details the moment you pay. For services that need one, Dr. Marshak can prepare a letter of medical necessity when he finds it appropriate.
Dr. Marshak decides whether a medical condition is present. Your plan administrator makes the final call on reimbursement, and we cannot promise approval. Ask your plan if you are unsure.
Book a visit
Pick a service and a time. It takes about two minutes.
Dr. Glenn Marshak
- Medical degree
- Chicago Medical School, now part of Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science (1993)
- Residency
- University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
- Specialty
- Internal medicine
More than 30 years after medical school, Dr. Marshak brings an internist's eye to skin and aesthetic care. G Shak is his new Beverly Hills practice, built around one idea: skin concerns are medical first, so you see a physician who can treat them and also help you look the way you want.
Questions
Can I use my FSA or HSA card for every service?
You can pay with it, but plans only reimburse medical expenses. Services labeled cosmetic are generally not eligible, even if the card goes through. Each service above tells you where it usually stands.
Can I buy a gift card with my FSA or HSA card?
No. FSA and HSA funds can only pay for actual medical care, and a gift card is not care yet. Buy gift cards with a regular card. If the person who receives it books an eligible service, they can pay for it with their own FSA or HSA card then, or use the gift card as payment toward any service.
What is a letter of medical necessity?
A letter from the physician stating that a treatment is for a medical condition. Some plans ask for one before they reimburse. Tell us when you book and we will follow up after your visit if Dr. Marshak finds it appropriate.
What if my card is declined?
FSA and HSA cards can be declined when a merchant's category does not match the plan's rules, or when your balance is low. Try again with a regular card or call the office, and we will sort out the receipt for you.
How do I change or cancel my visit?
Reply to your confirmation email or call the office. Please give at least 24 hours' notice so we can offer the time to someone else.
Where do I get my receipt?
Right after you pay, on the confirmation page and in your email. It lists the provider, the service, the date, and the amount, which is what most plans ask for.