Treadlyft + Truemed

Mobility is healthcare and now you can use your HSA/FSA funds to invest in safe, installation-free stair mobility with TreadLyft. Through our partnership with Truemed, eligible customers can get reimbursed for products like the Assist+, and Assist Lite, using pre-tax dollars.

Step 1

Add your TreadLyft product to cart

Start by choosing the product that fits your needs like Assist+ for intelligent stair climbing with a wheelchair. Add it to your cart and head to checkout.

Step 2

Donā€™t use ShopPay ā€“ Check out as a guest

If you're signed into ShopPay, you'll need to select ā€œCheck out as guestā€ instead. Truemed doesnā€™t work through ShopPay, so this step is key to using your HSA or FSA.

Step 3

Choose ā€œTruemed ā€“ Pay with HSA/FSAā€ at checkout

When selecting a payment method, look for ā€œTruemed ā€“ Pay with HSA/FSAā€. Click "Pay now" to continue.

Step 4

Complete a quick health survey

Youā€™ll be guided through a brief health questionnaire to verify your eligibility. This helps determine if your purchase qualifies for reimbursement under HSA/FSA rules.

Step 5

Finish your purchase through Truemed

Youā€™ll enter your payment info and complete checkout. For the best experience, we recommend using a regular credit/debit card you can then get reimbursed through your HSA/FSA provider after purchase.

Step 6

Get your Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN)

Once your survey is submitted, a licensed medical provider will review it. If eligible, youā€™ll receive a Letter of Medical Necessity confirming that your TreadLyft product supports your health needs.

How Does This Save You Money?

HSA and FSA accounts allow you to spend pre-tax dollars on qualifying health products. That means if your income is taxed at 30%, you're essentially saving up to 30% by using those funds instead of taxed income.

  • Annual Contribution Limits:
    HSA: Up to $4,150 for individuals / $8,300 for families
    (Add $1,000 if you're 55+)
  • FSA: Up to $3,200, plus $500 in employer contributions

    Youā€™ve worked hard for those funds let them work for you.