Upon the recommendation of a physician, Ed has a swimming pool installed at his residence because of a heart condition. If he is allowed to deduct all or part of the cost of the pool, Ed's increase in utility bills due to the operation of the pool qualifies as a medical expense.

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If Ed is allowed to deduct all or part of the cost of the pool as a medical expense, then the increase in his utility bills due to the operation of the pool would qualify as a medical expense as well. This is because the pool is deemed a necessary expense for his health condition and any additional expenses incurred in operating it would also be considered as part of his medical expenses.

Upon the Recommendation of a Physician, Ed Has a Swimming