Qualify to save an average of 30% by paying with HSA/FSA
GIBBON has partnered with Truemed to make it easier for you to use your HSA or FSA funds on eligible purchases. If you qualify, you can purchase our products using pre-tax dollars, leading to an average savings of 30%.
Truemed is for qualified customers. HSA/FSA tax savings vary. Learn more at truemed.com/disclosures
Who is Truemed?
We’ve partnered with Truemed to allow you to use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) on our site! If qualified, you can buy our products, both our boards or accessories, with pre-tax dollars, resulting in bigger savings.
Checking out with Truemed is easy!
Checkout
Find the Truemed logo during checkout. Exit the "Shop Pay" pop-up if prompted.
Find the Truemed logo when checking out on mobile.
Complete Health Assessment
Take a quick, private health survey. A licensed provider will review your answers to determine eligibility.
Take a quick mobile-friendly health survey.
Make your purchase
Pay with your HSA/FSA card or a credit card. If you use a regular credit card, follow the guide included with your LMN to submit your purchase for reimbursement.
Pay with your HSA/FSA card on mobile for fast checkout.
Some of Our Eligible Products
HSA and FSA accounts let you use your pre-tax dollars on products which can treat, manage, or prevent a diagnosed medical condition. Relating to GIBBON’s products it could be for improving balance, mobility, or joint stability.
Due to your HSA / FSA funds being set aside before taxes, qualified customers can invest in meaningful solutions like a SlackBoard while keeping more money. The result is a smarter way to support better movement, build strength and stability, and invest in long term wellness.
Can I use my HSA/FSA funds to purchase GIBBON products?
How does the Truemed process work at checkout?
What is a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN) and do I need one?
Can I split my payment between my HSA/FSA card and a regular credit card?
What happens if I am not approved by the clinician?