# Use Your Medicaid or CHIP Records with AI

You can use available Medicaid or CHIP records with AI when your plan is supported by Flexpa. Find your plan and authorize access, then ask your assistant to summarize the returned claims or coverage records. CMS requires Patient Access APIs for Medicaid and CHIP programs and managed care plans, but an API requirement does not guarantee a Flexpa connection.

How it works: Choose a source -> Authorize access -> Available records -> Review records. Suggested review workflow. Connect a supported source, authorize access, and check the returned records before acting on an AI summary.

## Check your specific source

- Look for your Medicaid or CHIP program or managed care plan by the name on your insurance card.
- Check availability in the Flexpa Endpoint Directory before trying to connect.
- Authorize supported provider sources separately if you want to add clinical records.

## Before you start

Follow the sign-in instructions for your plan and review the requested data access. If you need a portal account, use your plan's registration or support process. Available records depend on what the connected source maintains and shares.

## What you can ask

- Summarize my Medicaid claims from the past year
- What does my plan show for my coverage?
- List my doctor visits and prescriptions

## Questions

**Can I connect Medicaid records to AI?** You can authorize Flexpa to share available records with a compatible AI assistant if your Medicaid or CHIP plan is supported. Search for your specific plan and follow its sign-in instructions.

**Are Medicaid and CHIP plans required to provide a Patient Access API?** CMS requires Medicaid and CHIP fee-for-service programs, Medicaid managed care plans, and CHIP managed care entities to provide a Patient Access API. This requirement does not guarantee that a particular source is available through Flexpa.

**Will my Medicaid connection include all clinical records?** A Medicaid or CHIP connection can return clinical data the plan maintains and shares. If the plan does not maintain a clinical record, the Patient Access API requirement does not require it to supply that record.

## More

- [What is patient access? (docs)](https://www.flexpa.com/docs/consent/patient-access)
- [Use your claims history with AI](https://www.flexpa.com/health-insurance-claims-with-ai)
- [Endpoint Directory](https://www.flexpa.com/docs/network/directory)
- [Set up health records for your AI assistant (docs)](https://www.flexpa.com/docs/guides/agents)
- [CMS: Patient Access API requirements](https://www.cms.gov/initiatives/burden-reduction/overview/interoperability/frequently-asked-questions/patient-access-api)

Last updated 2026-11-11.