This year, June incurred and paid the following expenses for Sumer $($her son$),$ James $($her dad$),$ and herself:

Contributions to a Health Savings Account $$3,000$

Surgery for Sumer $$4,500$

Southwestern Academy charges for Sumer:

Tuition $$5,100$

Room, Board, and other expenses $$4,800$

Psychiatric Treatment $$5,100$

Doctor Bills for James $$2,200$

Prescription Drugs for June, Sumer and James $$780$

Insulin for James $$540$

Non$-$prescription drugs for June, Sumer, and James $$570$

Charges at Caring$4$All nursing home for James:

Medical Care $$5,000$

Lodging $$2,700$

Meals $$2,650$

Sumer and James qualify as June$$s dependents. Sumer$$s psychiatrist recommended Southwestern Academy because of its small classes and specialized psychiatric treatment program that is needed to treat Sumer$$s illness. James, who is a paraplegic and diabetic, entered Caring$4$All in October. Caring$4$All offers the type of care he requires.

Ignoring the AGI floor, what is the total of June$$s expenses that qualifies for the medical expense deduction?