HSA and FSA Questions
What are an HSA and an FSA?
A Health Savings Account (HSA) and a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) hold pre-tax money for health costs. Many people get one through work. Paying with them means you don’t pay income tax on that money.
Do Jinfiniti products qualify?
They may. HSA and FSA rules depend on your own health, not just the product. A licensed clinician reviews your survey and decides if your purchase qualifies. Not every purchase does.
Do I need a note from my doctor?
No. The health survey at checkout replaces the doctor’s note. If you qualify, the clinician issues the Letter of Medical Necessity for you.
How much will I save?
It depends on your tax bracket and your state. Truemed says qualified customers save about 30% on average compared with paying from after-tax income. This is a tax saving, not a discount on the price.
Will my HSA or FSA administrator accept it?
A Letter of Medical Necessity is the standard document for this. Your administrator makes the final decision, so check their rules and deadlines. Keep your letter and your receipt together.
Who do I ask about my letter or a claim?
Truemed’s support team handles questions about the survey, your letter and reimbursement at help.truemed.com.