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Use Your HSA/FSA Funds for Massage Therapy or Yoga
Your i-thriv mobile massage service may qualify for HSA/FSA funds through Truemed. Find out if you qualify.
Your i-thriv mobile massage service may qualify for HSA/FSA funds through Truemed.
If you have a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you may already have funds set aside for qualifying healthcare expenses.
Through Truemed, qualified i-thriv customers can complete a clinical evaluation to determine whether massage therapy may qualify under applicable guidelines.
Truemed is for qualified customers. See terms at truemed.com/disclosures.
How does it work?
Getting started is simple.
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Choose your i-thriv service
Select the mobile massage service that fits your needs and begin the checkout process.
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Select Truemed
When available, choose the Truemed option during checkout.
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Complete your health survey
Complete a clinical intake form with information about your individual health and wellness needs.
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Complete your clinical evaluation
Your information is reviewed by an independent licensed practitioner.
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Receive a Letter of Medical Necessity
If you qualify, the independent practitioner may issue a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN).
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Use your HSA/FSA funds
Qualified customers may use HSA/FSA funds toward eligible purchases under applicable guidelines.
Eligibility is not guaranteed. Truemed is for qualified customers. Truemed is for qualified customers. See terms at truemed.com/disclosures.
What is a Letter of Medical Necessity?
A Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) is documentation from an independent licensed practitioner stating that an expense may be medically necessary based on your individual circumstances.
An LMN can help establish why a service that may not ordinarily qualify as a medical expense is being used for a specific health-related purpose.
Because eligibility depends on your individual circumstances, receiving an LMN is not guaranteed.
Do I have an HSA or FSA?
HSA — Health Savings Account
An HSA is an individually owned account that can be used for qualified medical expenses. HSA funds generally roll over from year to year.
FSA — Flexible Spending Account
An FSA is an employer-sponsored benefit that can be used for qualified medical expenses. Depending on your plan, unused funds may be subject to plan-year deadlines, a grace period, or limited carryover.
Not sure which one you have? Check with your employer, benefits department, or HSA/FSA plan administrator.
Why use Truemed with i-thriv?
A simpler way to explore your HSA/FSA benefits.
Truemed is a telehealth and payments company that helps qualified customers use HSA/FSA funds toward health products and services that may qualify under applicable guidelines.
Truemed facilitates the clinical evaluation process through independent licensed practitioners and helps qualified customers navigate the HSA/FSA process.
Mobile massage that comes to you
i-thriv Wellness, Anywhere provides professional mobile massage services at your:
- Home
- Hotel
- Vacation Rental
- Office
- Event
Instead of traveling to a spa or clinic, your i-thriv massage professional brings the massage experience to you.
For customers who qualify through Truemed, eligible massage services may be purchased using HSA/FSA funds.
i-thriv brings certified mobile massage to you across Temecula Wine Country, Murrieta, Orange County, Irvine, Inland Empire, Moreno Valley, Menifee, Redlands, Riverside, Corona, San Diego, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Santa Monica & the Westside, Beverly Hills & West Hollywood, San Fernando Valley, Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley, South Bay, and Palm Springs & Desert Cities.
HSA/FSA massage FAQs
Is massage HSA/FSA eligible?+
Massage therapy may qualify for HSA/FSA funds under applicable guidelines when an independent licensed practitioner determines it is medically necessary for your individual circumstances. Eligibility is conditional and is not guaranteed.
What is a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)?+
An LMN is documentation from an independent licensed practitioner stating that an expense may be medically necessary based on your individual circumstances. It can help establish why a service that may not ordinarily qualify as a medical expense is being used for a specific health-related purpose.
How do I use HSA/FSA funds for an i-thriv massage?+
Choose your i-thriv service and begin checkout, select the Truemed option when available, complete the clinical intake form, and an independent licensed practitioner will review your information. If you qualify, the practitioner may issue a Letter of Medical Necessity, and qualified customers may then use HSA/FSA funds toward eligible purchases.
Do I have an HSA or an FSA?+
An HSA is an individually owned account whose funds generally roll over year to year. An FSA is an employer-sponsored benefit that may be subject to plan-year deadlines, a grace period, or limited carryover. Check with your employer, benefits department, or plan administrator if you're not sure which you have.
Is Truemed free?+
No. Truemed is not free — the cost of Truemed's services is included in the purchase price. Truemed is for qualified customers; see terms at truemed.com/disclosures.
Your health. Your benefits. Your choice.
You may already have funds available for qualifying healthcare expenses.
Find out whether your i-thriv massage service may qualify through Truemed.
Truemed is for qualified customers. See terms at truemed.com/disclosures.
Important information
- Eligibility is conditional and is not guaranteed.
- Not every i-thriv service or purchase qualifies for HSA/FSA reimbursement. Qualification depends on the specific service or expense and your individual circumstances.
- An independent licensed practitioner determines whether a Letter of Medical Necessity is appropriate.
- Truemed is not free. The cost of Truemed's services is included in the purchase price.
Truemed is for qualified customers. See terms at truemed.com/disclosures.
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