Did you know your OAK Fitness membership may qualify for reimbursement through your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA)? If your doctor recommends exercise as part of a treatment plan, your membership could be considered a medically necessary expense. We provide the required documentation—including a medical necessity form and itemized receipt—to help you submit for reimbursement through your HSA or FSA provider. Just download the form, have your physician complete it, and follow your provider’s submission process.

Frequently Asked Questions – HSA/FSA Reimbursement

Q: Can I really get reimbursed for my gym membership?
A: Yes—if your doctor deems it medically necessary. Many HSA and FSA plans allow gym memberships to be reimbursed when prescribed as part of a treatment for conditions like obesity, hypertension, diabetes, or anxiety.

Q: What documents do I need to submit?
A: You’ll need two things:

1. A completed Medical Necessity Form signed by your licensed healthcare provider.
2. An itemized receipt from OAK Fitness for your qualifying membership.

Q: How do I submit my paperwork?
A: Download and Submit the signed form and your receipt directly to your HSA or FSA plan administrator. Most providers offer online submission portals or mobile apps for uploading documents. Download the form by clicking this link.

Q: Who is my HSA/FSA provider?
A: Your provider might be a company like Optum Bank, HSA Bank, HealthEquity, WageWorks, or Fidelity. You can typically find this information on your benefits portal or by asking your employer.

Q: Does OAK Fitness guarantee reimbursement?
A: No. Approval is entirely up to your HSA/FSA provider’s policies. We provide the necessary forms, but we recommend checking with your provider before submitting.