Matt, age 67, is a single individual who is employed full-time by Shimoda Corporation. Although Matt is covered by employer-provided health insurance, he still incurs some out-of-pocket health care expenses. In 2019, Matt reported an AGI of $80,000 and incurred the following health care expenses:

Medical insurance premiums (Matts portion) $ 875

Dental insurance premiums (Matts portion) 60

Dentist charges 65 Physician's charges 1,100

Hospital charges (due to injury in car accident) 4,700

Optical charges-eye exam 100

Cost of contact lenses 300

Cosmetic surgery (due to injury in car accident) 4,100

Cosmetic surgery (hair implants) 2,200

Prescription drugs 380

Over-the-counter (nonprescription drugs) 95

Physical therapy (due to injury in car accident) 1,600

Matt also received a reimbursement from his health care insurance company of $2,000 in 2019 related to the hospital charges. Because there was not a physical therapy facility near Matts home, he had to drive from his home to a physical therapy facility in another city for his therapy treatments. He drove a total of 600 miles in 2019 for these treatments. For one of these treatments, Matt was required to stay one night in a hotel near the physical therapy facility because the therapy session lasted 2 days. He paid $98 to stay at the hotel and $25 for meals. Calculate the medical portion of his itemized deductions after any applicable limitations.