MyFlexpa
MyFlexpa is a free patient dashboard where you can view and download your connected health records in one place. It's also a reference implementation of Flexpa API for developers.
#For patients
#Connecting your health plan or provider
Visit my.flexpa.com and connect your health plan or provider through Flexpa Consent. MyFlexpa supports 350+ health plans including Medicare, Medicaid, and major commercial insurers, as well as thousands of healthcare providers through search or identity verification.
You can connect multiple health plans and providers in one session. Once connected, you'll see a unified view of all your records in the dashboard. Need help connecting? See the steps to connect guide.
#Viewing your records
The dashboard displays your health data organized by category. Available sections depend on what your health plan or provider shares:
| Section | What you'll see |
|---|
| Coverage | Insurance plan details, member ID, group number, and policy information |
| Insurance card | A digital version of your insurance card, shareable via QR code |
| Claims | Explanation of benefits with itemized service dates, amounts, and approval status |
| Medications | Prescriptions and filled medications with dosage, frequency, and prescriber |
| Conditions | Active and historical diagnoses with ICD-10 codes and onset dates |
| Procedures | Medical procedures with dates, locations, and providers |
| Encounters | Office visits, hospital stays, and other care visits |
| Allergies | Documented allergies and intolerances with reactions and severity |
| Observations | Lab results and vital signs with reference ranges and interpretation |
| Immunizations | Vaccination records with dates, lot numbers, and administering provider |
| Care team | Providers involved in your care with roles and contact information |
| Diagnostic reports | Lab and imaging reports with results and interpretations |
| Documents | Clinical documents and PDFs available to view or download |
#Downloading your records
The dashboard sidebar includes quick action buttons to download your data:
- Download as PDF — A human-readable summary of your health records
- Download $everything — Your complete FHIR bundle as a JSON file, containing all records from your connected health plans and providers
- Download $summary — A lighter-weight FHIR bundle with a summary of your records
- Download all as ZIP — Available when you have multiple connections; downloads one JSON bundle per connected source, packaged as a ZIP
#Sharing your insurance card
From the Insurance card section, you can generate a SMART Health Link — a QR code or URL that lets you share a digital version of your insurance card with a provider or anyone who needs it. The link does not require the recipient to log in to anything.
#Managing multiple connections
If you connect more than one health plan or provider, a patient selector appears in the dashboard header. You can switch between them to view records from each source independently.
MyFlexpa does not persist your data between sessions. Your records are retrieved fresh each time you connect.
#Disconnecting and revoking access
To revoke MyFlexpa's access to your health plan, visit connections.flexpa.com. Log in with your health plan credentials to see all applications connected through Flexpa, then click Disconnect next to any application to immediately revoke its access. You can also email patient-support@flexpa.com to request revocation.
#For developers
MyFlexpa is a reference implementation built on Flexpa API. Connect your own health plan or provider to explore what data Flexpa returns, inspect raw FHIR responses, and verify what your integration will receive in production. To build and test an integration, use your sandbox API keys and the test endpoints — see the road to production guide.
#Accessing your token
Once connected, the sidebar includes a Copy access token button. This copies your Flexpa JWT to the clipboard so you can make direct calls to Flexpa API outside of MyFlexpa — useful for exploring raw FHIR responses or validating specific resources.
#MCP server
MyFlexpa exposes an experimental MCP Server tab that shows how to connect your health data to AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT via the Model Context Protocol. It provides ready-to-use configuration for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and the MCP Inspector, with your access token pre-filled. Available tools include get_health_summary, get_patient, get_coverage, get_claims, and fhir_read.