Frequently Asked Questions

 Generally, HSA/FSA accounts can be used for healthcare services that are deemed "medically necessary" by the IRS. To use HSA/FSA funds to pay for your coaching sessions, you can obtain a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) directly from your doctor. This letter serves as documentation that the coaching services are needed to treat or manage a specific medical condition.

The LMN should typically include:

· The patient's name.

· The specific medical condition being treated.

· A statement from the doctor that the coaching services are necessary for treating the condition.

· The duration for which the services are required.

It’s always best to check with your HSA/FSA plan administrator or consult a tax professional to determine if your specific services are eligible for reimbursement under their plan.

This might apply if you need to work on managing your blood sugar level, weight loss, quitting bad habits, and so on. There should be a medical reason for the coaching services.

HIPAA compliance refers to adherence to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a U.S. law designed to protect the privacy and security of individuals' medical information. It ensures that healthcare providers, businesses, and professionals handling protected health information (PHI) follow strict guidelines to safeguard this data. HIPAA compliance is crucial for maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of health information.

So, all professional licensed health and wellness coaches tend to use HIPAA-compliant platforms to communicate with their clients.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.

It depends on the person and the reason for seeking a coach. Some people can implement new habits in one month, while others may need even a year of consistent work on themselves. Typically, it takes about three months, which is why coaching sessions or asynchronous coaching are often packaged around this common period of time.