
From medical travel over 40 km to insurance premiums, dental, and physio, MedEasy tracks every eligible expense so your medical tax credit is complete and CRA-ready.
H&R Block's 2025 review of Canadians who filed elsewhere found an average of about $2,900 in missed credits and benefits — medical expenses among the most commonly overlooked. MedEasy makes sure your medical receipts aren't part of what slips through.
Find out in 10 seconds whether your medical expenses cross the CRA threshold for the medical-expense tax credit — and your estimated tax credit.
Add up everything you paid out of pocket last year, including:
• Out-of-pocket prescriptions — the portion of any drug receipt (with a DIN) that your plan didn't reimburse
• Medical travel — mileage on trips 40+ km one-way, plus parking, tolls, meals & accommodation on 80+ km trips
• Dental & vision — cleanings, fillings, eye exams, glasses, contacts — the portion your plan didn't cover
• Private health-insurance premiums (Blue Cross, Sun Life, Manulife) and workplace health deductions on your pay stub
• Specialized care — physio, chiro, CPAP, orthotics, hearing aids, mental-health servicesSee the Quick Guide below for the full list of what counts.
Tap any category to see the CRA rules in plain language. All items below feed directly into the calculator above when you log them inside MedEasy.
Not exhaustive — the CRA's full list (Form T1, lines 33099 / 33199) covers 100+ items. MedEasy lets you tag any expense with the matching CRA category at log time, so your report is audit-ready.
Snap or tap a photo. That’s it — we tag, total, and file it under the right CRA category.
40 km and 80 km travel tiers are auto-calculated the moment you scan an appointment letter.
Export one clean PDF or CSV summary at tax time — hand it to your accountant, or file it yourself.
It’s not laziness, it’s cognitive overload. When you’re managing appointments, symptoms, and daily life, your brain naturally drops ‘admin’ tasks to protect your energy. MedEasy removes that burden entirely.
Forgetting to write down odometer readings and exact doctor addresses on long specialist drives.
Losing track of small pharmacy co-pays, dental receipts, and eyeglasses that stack up fast over 12 months.
Trying to figure out complex 40km and 80km travel thresholds when you’re already exhausted.
“I’ve lived with MS for 15 years — I built MedEasy so you don’t need to become a medical tax expert to claim what your household is owed.”
If your estimate clears the price, it’s already paid for itself — before you’ve logged a single receipt.
MedEasy is a tracking tool, not a tax preparer. Your actual credit depends on your return, income, and receipts.