Yes, you can use your HSA or FSA card.
We accept HSA and FSA cards for drips, boosters and memberships. Your plan decides whether a visit counts, and if it asks for a letter of medical necessity, just ask us.
- 01Pay with your HSA or FSA card at checkout, like any card.
- 02Your plan decides what counts. We don't bill insurance.
- 03Plan wants proof? It usually means a letter of medical necessity. Ask and we'll get you one.
Both are money you set aside, before taxes, for your health.
It's yours. It builds up over time and rolls over every year, even if you change jobs.
Set up through your employer. Most plans want it spent by the end of the plan year, often December 31, or it's gone.
Both come with a card that works like a debit card. Swipe it like any card. Your plan decides what counts.
Every plan has its own rules. Your plan administrator has the final word.
Three steps, and most people only need the first one.
Swipe the card
Use your HSA or FSA card at checkout. Your statement shows the service, the same as any card.
Check what your plan wants
Some plans count the charge as it is. Others ask for more before they count it.
Ask us for the letter
If your plan asks for a letter of medical necessity, tell us at your visit or call or text (205) 210-9797.
HSA and FSA questions
Do you take HSA and FSA cards?
Yes. HSA and FSA cards work at checkout like any other card, for drips, boosters and memberships.
Does IV therapy count as an HSA or FSA expense?
Your plan decides, not us. It depends on the plan and on why you're coming in. When a plan wants more than the charge itself, it usually asks for a letter of medical necessity, and we can provide one on request.
What is a letter of medical necessity?
A short letter that explains why a service supports your health, which some plans ask for before they count a visit. If yours asks, tell us at your visit or call or text (205) 210-9797 and we'll get it to you.
Do you give an itemized receipt?
No. Your card statement shows the service. If your plan needs more than that, the letter of medical necessity is usually what it's looking for.
Can I use my HSA or FSA for a membership?
You can pay for a membership with the card. Whether your plan counts a membership is up to your plan, so check with your plan administrator about memberships specifically.
Do you bill insurance?
No. We don't bill insurance. Every price is published on the site so you know the cost before you come in.
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