Arthur Andrew Medical Products Are Now HSA/FSA Eligible
Using pre-tax HSA/FSA funds can help you save up to 40% on your Arthur Andrew purchases when you use pre-tax dollars.
With the help our partner Medpaid, your purchase can qualify for special HSA/FSA eligibility when supported by a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) issued by a licensed practitioner.
Here's how it works:
- Complete Your Purchase
- Pay with your regular debit or credit card.
- Take a Quick Health Assessment
- After checkout, follow the prompts to complete a short (1-2 minute) health assessment thru our partner Medpaid. A licensed practitioner will review your responses and issue a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) if eligible.
- File for Reimbursement
- Once approved, you'll receive your LMN and simple instructions to submit your claim to your HSA/FSA provider.
Learn more about how to get reimbursed:
FAQs
How long does my Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) last?
LMNs are typically valid for 12 months from the date of approval unless your plan specifies otherwise. This means you can apply for reimbursement again on a followup purchase of the covered products as long as it is within 12 months of the LMN's issuance.
How fast is the approval process?
The assessment takes less than 1 minute, and determinations are usually made within a minute. Approved LMNs are then emailed immediately.
How does using my HSA/FSA save me up to 40%?
HSA/FSA funds are pre-tax, so getting reimbursed for your essential health product purchases uses dollars that are not subject to income tax, often resulting in up to 40% savings depending on your individual tax situation. Always check your plan rules.
Can I use my HSA card on the Arthur Andrew website?
Unfortunately no, but the services offered thru Medpaid allow you to still utilize those same funds by going through a few simple steps, and at no extra cost to you.
Disclaimer: Medpaid provides the health evaluation and LMN process that enables HSA/FSA eligibility. Medpaid and Arthur Andrew Medical do not influence reimbursement outcomes and cannot guarantee claim approval. You must have a HSA/FSA account to benefit.
