HSA/FSA
Health Savings Account
- A savings account for individuals with a high-deductible health plan.
- Contributions are tax-deductible, and unused funds roll over year after year.
- Use your HSA debit card at checkout for eligible expenses, including specialized meal plans.
Flexible Spending Account
- An employer-established account for pre-tax contributions.
- Typically, funds must be used within the plan year or grace period.
- We accept FSA debit cards at checkout, making it easy to invest in meals that support your health.
HSA/FSA Debit Card Only: We currently accept HSA/FSA debit cards at checkout (no direct reimbursement). Have your card ready, and make sure you have the necessary documentation, like a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN).
Before They Expire: Many FSA plans expire at the end of the year (with some exceptions). Check your plan’s rules and schedule your meal plan purchases accordingly.
Anytime for Eligible Purchases: If you have an HSA, funds typically roll over every year. Use them whenever you need to invest in healthy, medically necessary meals.
A Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) is a document provided by your healthcare provider stating that specific products or services–like specialized meal plans–are medically necessary for your condition.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) are special savings accounts that allow you to set aside pre-tax money to pay for qualified medical expenses. HSAs are typically offered to individuals with high-deductible health plans (HDHPs), and any unused funds roll over each year. FSAs are usually offered through employers, and funds may need to be used within a specific plan year (or grace period).
Absolutely! We’ve identified all the eligible items in our menu that can be paid for using your HSA or FSA. As long as you have:
- A valid HSA/FSA debit card,
- A Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) if required by your plan.
Our checkout system supports split payments for HSA/FSA-eligible and ineligible items in a single order. Simply add everything to your cart, and we’ll calculate how much of your order can be charged to your HSA/FSA debit card. Any remaining balance for ineligible items can be covered by a secondary payment method of your choice.
If you have an HSA, your funds typically roll over annually—so you can use them anytime for qualified expenses. If you have an FSA, many plans require you to use your balance by the end of the plan year (or during a grace period). Check with your benefits provider to confirm your plan’s rules and avoid losing any unused funds.
No problem! You can still use your HSA/FSA debit card for the portion of your purchase that’s covered by your current balance. The remainder will be processed using any other payment method you’ve selected. This way, you can maximize your HSA/FSA funds without worrying about an insufficient balance.