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Is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy FSA/HSA eligible?

📋Eligible with a Letter of Medical Necessity

Pelvic floor physical therapy is FSA/HSA-eligible — often partially insurance-covered with HSA filling gaps.

Typical cost:$150–$300 per session

The full picture

Pelvic floor physical therapy is reimbursable. First-line treatment for pelvic floor dysfunction, postpartum recovery, urinary incontinence, and chronic pelvic pain. Often insurance-covered; HSA/FSA dollars typically cover co-pays and additional sessions beyond insurance limits.

Conditions that qualify this expense

If you've been diagnosed with any of these, your physician may consider documenting pelvic floor physical therapy as medically necessary:

⚕️Pelvic floor dysfunction 🤰Postpartum recovery

Ready to get reimbursed?

You'll need a Letter of Medical Necessity from your doctor. We make that easy — 5-minute intake, packet delivered in under 1 hour, your own physician signs.

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Final approval is up to your administrator. Eligibility on this page is based on IRS Publication 502 and common administrator practice. Reimbursement is not guaranteed — your specific FSA/HSA administrator decides whether to approve any individual claim. DoctorNoted prepares documentation; the approval decision is theirs.