The Personal Health Investment Today Act of 2025 allows Americans to use pre-tax dollars from health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts to pay for fitness and exercise expenses, treating these health activities like other medical care deductions. The bill covers gym memberships, fitness instruction, exercise equipment, and fitness videos, with an annual spending limit of $1,000 per person ($2,000 for joint filers or heads of household). Qualifying fitness facilities must be open to the public, comply with anti-discrimination laws, and cannot be private clubs or facilities primarily offering golf, hunting, sailing, or riding. The law takes effect for any tax year that begins after Congress passes the legislation, aiming to reduce healthcare costs by promoting preventive health and encouraging Americans to engage in physical activity by lowering its out-of-pocket cost.
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