Extraordinary medical expenses are beyond the typical amount spent.
No state includes them as part of the basic child support amount.
For those states that have defined extraordinary medical expenses (list), there are three approaches: 1. Unreimbursed medical expenses that exceed a specific amount per child per year 2. Uninsured expenses in excess of $100 for a single illness or condition 3. Uninsured expenses that exceed a certain percentage of basic child support obligation.
Other states like Georgia have not specifically defined extraordinary medical expenses. It is mentioned in O.C.G.A. § 19-6-15(i)(J)(iii) and can be requested as a deviation.