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First published: August 2, 2021 / Last updated: January 24, 2026
If you have a high-deductible health insurance plan (HDHP) or are considering getting one, you may be wondering if you can save money by paying for an Oura Ring with the pre-tax funds in your health savings account (HSA).
Here's the clear answer:
Yes, Oura Ring and the required Oura Membership are generally HSA and FSA eligible and reimbursable.
According to Oura, you can use your HSA or FSA card to pay directly at checkout, and purchases may also be submitted for reimbursement.
In some cases, your HSA or FSA provider may request additional documentation, such as a Letter of Medical Necessity (LMN), especially if your purchase is reviewed manually.
This same eligibility rule applies to flexible spending accounts (FSAs) and health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs).
| Situation | HSA Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Direct purchase using HSA or FSA card | ✅ Eligible |
| Reimbursement for Oura Ring purchase | ✅ Eligible |
| Oura Membership subscription | ✅ Eligible |
| Provider requests Letter of Medical Necessity | ⚠️ May be required |
| Protection plans or extended warranties | ❌ Not eligible |
Oura Ring is designed to provide continuous health monitoring using advanced biometric sensors. The device tracks clinically relevant data including sleep stages, heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), respiratory rate, and body temperature.
These metrics can support:
Because of these medical applications, Oura classifies both the Oura Ring hardware and the required membership subscription as HSA and FSA eligible.
Although Oura Ring is generally HSA and FSA eligible, some administrators require additional documentation before approving reimbursement.
Your provider may request a Letter of Medical Necessity if:
In these cases, your healthcare provider can supply an LMN stating that Oura Ring is medically necessary to diagnose, treat, or manage a specific health condition.
A Letter of Medical Necessity is a formal document written by your healthcare provider confirming that:
This letter may be required for:
I am writing to certify that Oura Ring is medically necessary for the diagnosis and monitoring of [Patient Name]’s medical condition: [Diagnosis].
The device provides clinically relevant biometric data, including sleep metrics, heart rate, respiratory rate, and body temperature, which directly supports the patient’s treatment plan.
This device is a required component of the patient’s medical care and is not being used solely for general wellness purposes.
Sincerely,
[Doctor's Name]All current Oura Ring models are generally HSA and FSA eligible.
Eligibility does not typically depend on:
Both the Oura Ring device and the required membership subscription are typically eligible expenses.
However, Oura states that only rings purchased in 2023 or later, and membership plans purchased after December 2023 are eligible for reimbursement.
Yes, Oura accepts HSA and FSA cards at checkout for eligible purchases.
However, some administrators may still require documentation for reimbursement verification.
Best practice: Save your receipt and confirm eligibility requirements with your HSA or FSA provider before purchasing.
Yes, Oura Ring and membership are generally FSA eligible.
Yes, HRAs follow similar IRS medical expense guidelines.
Yes, Oura states that the required subscription is also an eligible expense.
No, protection plans or extended warranties are not considered eligible expenses.
Sometimes. While not always required, some administrators request additional documentation.
This page is intended to be an educational reference only. Please check with your HSA administrator or health insurance provider to confirm if you can pay for an Apple Watch with your HSA card before making any purchases.
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