<prompt> Human: I have an HSA with about 400 in it from a previous employer that I havent used in several years. Ive racked up 1500 in medical bills unexpectedly this year some as low as 40, others up to 700 and would like to reimburse myself from this account. Ive been saving copies of all my bills receipts to provide to the bankIRS if needed.My question is - can I request a reimbursement for the exact amount remaining in my HSA and say that it helped partially cover the cost of one of my larger bills? Or do I need to make several reimbursement requests for smaller bills and try to get as close as possible to the dollar amount remaining in the account?Follow-up question - since I am no longer eligible to contribute to an HSA, should I simply call the bank and close the account after Ive been reimbursed and the balance is 0?  <response>: Yes, you can reimburse as described. Just keep the receipts for the paid medical bills in the event of an IRS audit.Close the account once the balance is zero assuming you are no longer eligible to make contributions. 