Use your HSA or FSA for your restart.
Pay for MyPurposeFit 1:1 personal training, customized nutrition, and coaching with pretax healthcare dollars, and you may save 30 to 40% on your transformation journey.
- Instant telehealth consultation. No video call or scheduling required.
- Physician reviewed LMN. A Letter of Medical Necessity valid for 12 months.
- Only $15. The consultation fee is fully HSA and FSA eligible.
How to use your HSA or FSA with MyPurposeFit
Follow these three steps to use pretax HSA or FSA dollars for your MyPurposeFit training, nutrition, and coaching journey.
Take a quick 2 minute telehealth assessment ($15, HSA eligible). A licensed medical provider reviews your wellness background and issues your Letter of Medical Necessity.
Get StartedBook your strategy call and choose your coaching journey. Pay with a regular credit or debit card, not your HSA or FSA card.
Book a Strategy CallSend your LMN and itemized MyPurposeFit receipt to your HSA or FSA administrator portal for tax free reimbursement back to your account.
LMN valid for 12 monthsReady to see if you qualify?
The chat based telehealth assessment takes less than 2 minutes, and you receive your physician approved Letter of Medical Necessity quickly.
Transform your body and your purpose.
After losing over 300 lbs from a peak of 550 lbs, Coach Arthur knows firsthand what it takes to rebuild your health, habits, and mindset.
- Lost over 300 lbs
- 20+ years of transformational leadership and coaching
- ISSA certified Master Trainer and Nutrition Coach
- 1:1 personal training that may be HSA and FSA eligible with an LMN
Questions
What is a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)?
A Letter of Medical Necessity is an official document written by a licensed healthcare provider. It confirms that personal training and nutrition coaching are prescribed to prevent or treat a specific health condition, such as hypertension, high cholesterol, prediabetes, weight management, or joint pain. This makes personal training a qualified medical expense under IRS Code Section 213(d).
How do I know if I qualify?
A licensed clinician reviews your telehealth assessment. Under IRS guidelines, many common conditions qualify, including weight loss goals of 15 lbs or more, cardiovascular fitness, metabolic risk factors, joint or back wellness, and mental health resilience through exercise. The reviewing clinician and your plan make the final decision.
Can I use my HSA or FSA for MyPurposeFit 1:1 training?
MyPurposeFit 1:1 personal training, nutrition coaching, and The Restart Blueprint may qualify for HSA or FSA reimbursement when you have a valid Letter of Medical Necessity. Your plan administrator makes the final decision.
Why shouldn't I pay with my HSA or FSA card at checkout?
Most HSA and FSA debit cards are coded only for medical merchants like pharmacies and doctors' offices, so they may decline for training or coaching. Pay for your MyPurposeFit coaching with a regular credit or debit card, then submit your itemized receipt and LMN to your HSA or FSA provider for tax free reimbursement.
How long is the Letter of Medical Necessity valid?
Your LMN is valid for 12 months from the date it is issued. It covers all MyPurposeFit training and coaching purchases you make during that year.
How much does the telehealth consultation cost?
The chat based telehealth assessment costs $15. There is no video call or appointment to schedule, and the $15 fee itself is HSA and FSA eligible.
What do I do with my LMN after I receive it?
Submit a copy of your LMN with your MyPurposeFit invoice or receipt through your HSA or FSA administrator portal. Keep a copy for your personal tax records for at least three years.
Disclaimer: Telehealth consultations for a Letter of Medical Necessity are conducted by licensed independent healthcare providers through our partner, Flex. HSA and FSA savings vary based on individual tax brackets and plan details. MyPurposeFit personal training services may be eligible for reimbursement with an approved LMN under IRS Code Section 213(d). Check with your HSA or FSA administrator to confirm how your plan handles reimbursement.