FSA and HSA Reimbursement

You may be eligible for up to 100% reimbursement on your WeightWatchers membership
Save money by using pre-tax dollars
Up to 100% of eligible expenses are reimbursable
No insurance needed
Workshops: your strongest support system

What may be eligible for reimbursement

Any WeightWatchers membership costs, including access to the app and Workshops
Weekly behavior change techniques and weight-loss strategies
Medication, including compounded semaglutide
Stay accountable with support from other members
Registered dietitian visits
Workshops tailored to your interests, language, and more

How do I get reimbursed?

Follow these easy steps to start your reimbursement.
1
Sign up for WeightWatchers
Take our quiz to find the weight-loss solution that fits you.
2
Check with your insurance provider
They will advise if a signed letter of medical necessity is needed for reimbursement.
3
Get a copy of your receipt through the WeightWatchers app
Open your “Settings” menu and navigate to the “Billings” tab to find your receipt. If you have not purchased your membership yet, we recommend a pay-up front plan to simplify the reimbursement process.
4
Submit your receipt and letter of medical necessity
Send both to your FSA/HSA provider to be reimbursed. Claim process varies by plan so please check with your provider or HR representative.

Common questions we hear

What are flexible savings accounts and health savings accounts?

Flexible spending accounts (FSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) allow you to put aside pre-tax money to use on certain eligible out-of-pocket medical care costs. If your doctor recommends weight loss for a specific condition (including but not limited to obesity, hypertension, or heart disease) the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may allow you to use funds from your pre-tax accounts such as your FSA or HSA to pay with tax-free dollars.

Can I get a FSA/HSA through WeightWatchers?

No. You will need to open or use an existing FSA or HSA account. WeightWatchers does not offer FSA/HSA accounts.

What can I purchase with my FSA/HSA?

You may use your FSA and HSA dollars for:
  - Any WeightWatchers membership costs, including access to the app and Workshops
  - Medication, including compound medication
  - Registered dietitian visits 

What do I need to complete my reimbursement?

For reimbursement of our Points and Workshops memberships, you will need a letter of medical necessity from your doctor that recommends weight loss for a specific condition (including but not limited to obesity, overweight, hypertension, or heart disease).

For all other memberships, check with your provider if a letter of medical necessity is required.

For all expenses, you will need to submit your WeightWatchers membership receipt. WeightWatchers does not require a letter of medical necessity to join.

How much can I be reimbursed for?

Up to 100% of your expenses is eligible for reimbursement. Exactly how much you get reimbursed depends on funds available in your FSA (Flexible Savings Account) and HSA (Health Savings Account). Please follow the guidelines and terms/conditions of your plan.

When will I get my reimbursement?

The speed of your reimbursement will depend on your individual FSA or HSA plan. Check with your FSA/HSA provider for additional information.

How much can I save by using my FSA/HSA?

FSA/HSA accounts are funded with pre-tax contributions from your paycheck. Exactly how much you save depends on your tax rate and the amount of funds in your plan.

Can I use my FSA/HSA card to sign up for WeightWatchers?

No. You must use a valid credit or debit card at check out then submit for reimbursement.

What is the cut off for purchasing a membership with this year’s FSA dollars?

If your benefits expire at the end of the calendar year, you have until December 31 at 11:59 p.m. ET to purchase a membership with your FSA dollars for the current calendar year. Check with your plan administrator for details on your plan.

* This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for medical, healthcare plan benefit, or tax advice. Check with your FSA/HSA plan administrator or tax professional for eligibility details and plan requirements. For additional information about FSA/HSA, visit here and consult your tax advisor.

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