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Is a treadmill an eligible Flexible Spending Account (FSA) expense?

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Jim Hayes (Manager) May 17, 2010 22:40

Hi Diane - A treadmill could potentially qualify as an eligible expense from your Medical Flexible Spending Account (it won't qualify for 95% of people). To qualify you will need a letter of medical necessity from your doctor recommending you purchase a treadmill to treat a specific medical condition (obesity, etc) and you must not have already been planning on making the purchase (or already had a treadmill) prior to the recommendation/diagnosis.

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Hi Diane - A treadmill could potentially qualify as an eligible expense from your Medical Flexible Spending Account (it won't qualify for 95% of people). To qualify you will need a letter of medical necessity from your doctor recommending you purchase a treadmill to treat a specific medical condition (obesity, etc) and you must not have already been planning on making the purchase (or already had a treadmill) prior to the recommendation/diagnosis.

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Hi Diane - A treadmill could potentially qualify as an eligible expense from your Medical Flexible Spending Account (it won't qualify for 95% of people). To qualify you will need a letter of medical necessity from your doctor recommending you purchase a treadmill to treat a specific medical condition (obesity, etc) and you must not have already been planning on making the purchase (or already had a treadmill) prior to the recommendation/diagnosis.

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