If a clinician is treating you for a diagnosed condition that supervised strength work genuinely treats, your Kinesis Integrated year can be paid with pre-tax HSA/FSA dollars. About three minutes of questions, then an independent licensed physician writes a real yes or an honest no.
Each link is personal: it starts one review and works once. It is how Kinesis Integrated covers the cost of your review and learns its outcome. If you want a review, ask Kinesis Integrated for your link, then open it on the phone or computer you will use to finish.
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Your case goes to a physician licensed in your state. The review checks your state before anything is recorded: if no reviewer can take it yet, you are told, and nothing is billed.
Optional, no account. It tells you how ready your case looks before you spend a minute more. Your answers stay in your browser — nothing is sent to us.
Open the personal link Kinesis Integrated sends you. A one-time safety screen follows, then three to five questions about your condition. Every answer shows what it does before you tap it — recorded, noted for the physician, or an honest no that ends things there and then.
Your case needs the record that confirms the diagnosis — a medication label, a DEXA report, an operative note. You affirm five plain-language statements, one of which lets Kinesis Integrated be told the outcome and nothing else, then attach the document. There is nothing to pay here.
A physician licensed in your state reads your answers, your flags and your document, then signs a Letter of Medical Necessity or declines with a written reason. We do not quote a review time until it has been measured from real reviews. Kinesis Integrated is told the outcome, and any purchase stays with Kinesis Integrated.
Your link offers these nine. Being on this list is not a yes: it means the criteria for the condition are written down for the reviewing physician to apply. Every case is still decided one at a time, and every one of them can be declined.
Have your medication label, pharmacy receipt or prescription record.
Have your DEXA bone-density report.
Your DEXA report, or imaging showing a stress fracture.
A clinician note, or a DEXA / body-composition report.
A medication label or a recent A1c result.
An imaging report or a visit summary naming the diagnosis.
Three months or more. A visit summary helps; criteria here are tightest.
Your operative note, discharge summary or PT referral.
A note from the clinician who diagnosed it.
Nothing you answer approves anything. The physician decides — and you can see, on every option, which way it points.
Kept in your case and cross-checked against your later answers. Nothing is decided.
Written into your case in plain words. Never hidden from you, and never used to reject you automatically.
We stop and say why. Not a refusal — it means a clinician should look at something before you start an exercise program.
The pathway ends with the reason on your screen. No fee, no letter, no "maybe". Saying no early is this service working properly.
No account, and your health answers never leave your browser. It will tell you honestly whether a review is worth your time.
You get the reason in writing, on your own screen, and you pay nothing. Kinesis Integrated covers the review either way. You simply buy your pathway the normal way — no letter, no risk, nothing to claw back later.
The reviewing physician, and the record of the review. The pre-screen never sends anything at all. Kinesis Integrated is told only the outcome — in review, signed, declined, or changes requested — and only because you agree to it when you start; it never sees your answers, your documents or your letter. Your letter and your case stay yours; what is published is a fingerprint of the determination — never your health data.
From Kinesis Integrated. Each link is personal, starts one review, and works once. If yours has expired, or was already used on another device, ask them for a new one. Opening a used link again on the same phone or computer takes you back to your review.
No. It is an independent review of documents you provide, by a licensed physician, and it does not create a treatment relationship. It is not medical care, diagnosis or treatment — and it is not tax advice either.
Your case can only go to a physician who is licensed where you live. That is a legal requirement, not a preference. The review checks it for you before anything is recorded.
Yes, for an approval. The record that confirms your diagnosis has to exist and be in the packet — a letter with nothing behind it is exactly the kind that fails an audit. You can attach it after you submit.
Twelve months, and it covers the pathway it was written for. Keep it with Kinesis Integrated's itemized receipt: an FSA administrator asks for both, and for an HSA they are your record if the IRS asks.
Try it once your letter is signed. Whether a card goes through at checkout depends on the card and on how the seller's payment processor classifies its business, not on the letter. If it is declined, pay with another card and reimburse yourself: through your HSA provider, or by sending the letter and the itemized receipt to your FSA administrator. An FSA pays back care as it is delivered, so a prepaid year may come back in parts. The letter is the substantiation either way.
Performance training for a healthy athlete, general wellness, cosmetic weight loss without a diagnosis and anti-aging are written down as refusals so they cannot quietly creep into the offer. If you do not have a diagnosed condition this treats, the answer is no — and the answer being no sometimes is the only reason the yeses are worth anything.