Thanks for the information. We are over 65. I was unable to add the Medigap premiums (which are not eligible for HSA reimbursement, unlike Medicare Part B and D premiums) to schedule A. I guess that's because we are taking the standard deduction for IRS. However, I did find the information on the ftb.ca.gov website on taking the deduction for qualified medical expenses on the California return, so I am doing that. It still seems counter-intuitive, but maybe it's because the original contributions were not deductible??
