FSA & HSA Guides

Truemed, Flex, the card at the desk, and Burst compared for gym owners: setup time, revenue share, recurring dues, who files the claim, and the price.

Melatonin is a supplement, so plans deny it on a plain receipt. A letter of medical necessity changes that. Get one for $35, refunded if it is declined.

Orthotic insoles, arch supports and heel cups are eligible FSA and HSA expenses. Comfort cushions sold for everyday wear are not. Here is where the line sits.

Red light therapy devices and masks can qualify for FSA and HSA reimbursement with a letter of medical necessity. Get one for $35, refunded if it is declined.

Sika Health has shut down. Compare the FSA/HSA options for merchants in 2026, what each costs, who can use them, and how to be live again this week.

Broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher is an eligible FSA and HSA expense, no letter needed. The label rules, and where sunscreen stops qualifying.

Heating pads are an eligible FSA and HSA expense for pain relief, with no letter needed. Which types qualify, how to pay, and what receipts to keep.

Acupuncture from a licensed practitioner is an eligible FSA and HSA medical service, no letter needed. How to pay at the clinic and how to claim it back.

Sika Health has shut down. Compare what it did with Burst for merchants: setup time, published pricing, recurring billing, and the migration steps.