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The deductibility of maintenance and personal care services for chronically ill individuals, as defined by the Internal Revenue Service.
allows deduction of transportation and lodging costs that are primarily for and essential to medical care, but it explicitly excludes certain travel expenses — notably ordinary commuting, travel for p...
A care-plan for a “chronically ill individual” must document that a licensed health care practitioner has certified the person as chronically ill, show that the care is primarily for maintenance or pe...
For audits, the strongest clinical substantiation for a physician’s certification that an individual is “chronically ill” is contemporaneous, signed medical documentation that shows inability to perfo...