Collection: HSA/FSA Eligible Shoes

How to Use Your HSA/FSA Card at Checkout

Properly fitted orthopedic shoes aren't just comfortable—they're medical devices. When prescribed or recommended for a diagnosed condition, therapeutic footwear can prevent complications, reduce pain, and improve mobility. That's why the IRS allows HSA/FSA funds to cover footwear that treats or prevents medical conditions.

We've partnered with TrueMed to make using your HSA/FSA funds to buy orthopedic shoes simple and seamless:

1. Add eligible products to your cart and proceed to checkout normally
2. Select TrueMed as your payment method during checkout
3. Complete a brief health survey (takes about 60 seconds) to confirm your footwear addresses a qualifying medical need
4. Get instant approval from a licensed healthcare provider in your state
5. Pay with your HSA/FSA card or use a regular card and receive reimbursement documentation

TrueMed's network of physicians will review your survey responses and provide a Letter of Medical Necessity on the spot—no doctor's appointment needed.

Getting Your Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)

A Letter of Medical Necessity is required documentation that proves your purchase qualifies for HSA/FSA reimbursement. Here's how TrueMed makes it effortless:

• Automatic generation: When you checkout with TrueMed, a licensed physician reviews your health survey and generates your LMN instantly
• Delivered immediately: Your LMN is emailed to you right after your purchase is approved
• HSA/FSA compliant: The letter includes all required information for your HSA/FSA administrator
• No extra cost: The LMN is included as part of the TrueMed checkout process

Already have a prescription? If your podiatrist or physician has already prescribed orthopedic footwear, you can upload that documentation during the TrueMed checkout process instead of completing the health survey.

What Conditions Qualify?

Common qualifying conditions include:

• Plantar fasciitis
• Diabetes and diabetic neuropathy
• Arthritis (osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis)
• Bunions and hammertoes
• Flat feet or high arches
• Chronic foot, ankle, knee, or back pain
• Post-surgical recovery
• Balance and stability issues

Invest in your foot health today—and let your HSA/FSA cover the cost.