Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) let you set aside pre-tax dollars to cover eligible out-of-pocket medical expenses. If your doctor recommends weight loss to address a specific health condition—such as obesity, hypertension, or heart disease—the IRS may permit you to use funds from your FSA or HSA to pay for these expenses tax-free.

You can use your FSA or HSA funds for:

• FASTer Way membership costs, including 6-Week, VIP, and Men’s plans
• FASTer Way Concierge fees

You may be eligible for reimbursement of up to 100% of your expenses. The exact amount you can be reimbursed depends on the available funds in your FSA (Flexible Spending Account) or HSA (Health Savings Account). Be sure to review the specific guidelines, terms, and conditions of your FSA/HSA administrator to understand the reimbursement process and eligibility criteria.

The timing of your reimbursement depends on your specific FSA or HSA plan. For more details, please contact your FSA/HSA administrator.

No, you’ll need to open or use an existing FSA or HSA account. FASTer Way does not provide FSA or HSA accounts.

No, you must use a valid credit or debit card at checkout and then submit your receipt for reimbursement.

To be reimbursed for a FASTer Way membership, you’ll need a letter of medical necessity from your doctor recommending weight loss for a specific condition, such as obesity, being overweight, hypertension, or heart disease.

In all cases, you must submit your FASTer Way membership receipt. Please note, FASTer Way does not require a letter of medical necessity to join.

It is important to understand that your FSA/HSA administrator retains full discretion to approve, deny, or forward your submission, including the letter of medical necessity, to a third-party neutral evaluator for review. FASTer Way is not responsible or liable for any rejections, delays, or other decisions made by your FSA/HSA administrator. Be sure to check your plan’s specific terms and conditions for further details.

FSA/HSA accounts are funded with pre-tax contributions from your paycheck. The amount you save will depend on your tax rate and the available funds in your plan.

If your benefits expire at the end of the calendar year, you have until 11:59 p.m. ET on December 31 to purchase a membership using your FSA dollars for the current year. For specific details, check with your plan administrator.