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HSA/FSA Check List

Before your appointment:

 

  1. I contacted my HSA/FSA plan administrator

  2. I confirmed whether services are eligible

  3. I confirmed whether an LMN is required

  4. I requested an LMN from my licensed provider (if needed)

  5. I know whether my plan requires a receipt or superbill

 

After payment:
 

  1. I requested my receipt/superbill from Pain to Performance Center

  2. I submitted documentation to my plan administrator

HSA/FSA Reimbursement Guide 

How to use HSA/FSA funds for your Pain to Performance Center services

Important Note (Read First) â€‹Pain to Performance Center is private-pay. We do not bill insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, and we do not submit claims on your behalf.​ However, some clients may be able to use HSA/FSA funds depending on their plan rules and documentation requirements. Approval is determined by your plan administrator, not by Pain to Performance Center.

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What We Can Provide​​

  • A paid invoice/receipt (itemized)

  • A superbill for documentation purposes

  • Dates of service and service description

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What We Cannot Do​

  • We do not bill insurance or submit claims on your behalf.

  • We cannot guarantee HSA/FSA reimbursement approval.

  • We cannot advise you on tax or legal eligibility—your plan administrator is the final authority.

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Disclaimer HSA/FSA reimbursement is not guaranteed. Eligibility and approval are determined by your plan administrator and may require a Letter of Medical Necessity.

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Confirm Your Eligibility With Your Plan

Before your appointment, contact your HSA/FSA administrator and ask:

 

  • “Are these services eligible for reimbursement through my HSA/FSA?”

  • “Do you require a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)?”

  • “Do you require a diagnosis code (ICD-10) and/or service codes (CPT)?”

  • “Do you require an itemized receipt or a superbill?”

 

Tip: Every plan is different. Don’t assume coverage based on a friend’s plan.

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If Required, Get a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)

Many FSA plans (and some HSA administrators) require an LMN from a licensed healthcare provider (MD/DO, and sometimes other licensed providers depending on the plan).

 

If your plan requires an LMN, ask your provider to include:

 

  • Your name and date of birth

  • A brief statement of medical need (e.g., “low back pain,” “functional limitations,” etc.)

  • Duration of need (example: “valid for 3–12 months,” per plan rules)

  • Provider name, credentials, NPI (if applicable), signature/date

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Pay for Services (Private Pay)

You will pay for services via Zelle or PayPal (credit/debit), per our Payment Policies.

 

  • PayPal includes a 5% processing fee

  • The fee is waived with Zelle

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Request Your Documentation (Receipt / Superbill)

Upon request, we can provide documentation for your records, which may include:

 

  • Itemized paid receipt / invoice, and/or

  • Superbill (for reimbursement documentation)

 

Your HSA/FSA plan administrator will tell you which format they require.

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Submit to Your HSA/FSA Administrator

Submit the requested documentation through your plan’s portal (or as instructed). Common submission items include:

 

  • Paid receipt/invoice or superbill

  • Letter of Medical Necessity (if required)

  • Any plan-specific reimbursement form

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Pain to Performance Center is an educational and coaching service. Brent Morehouse is not a licensed physician, physical therapist, or other medical practitioner and does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. The information presented on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to replace evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment by a qualified medical professional. Always consult your physician or other licensed healthcare provider regarding any medical condition, symptoms, or treatment decisions.

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