For patients
Your medication and allergy records, ready to review.
Connect supported sources through Flexpa to review available medication records, pharmacy claims, and recorded allergies before a visit. Review what you actually take with your doctor or pharmacist. A prescription or claim does not confirm that you are currently taking a medicine.
Updated 2026-11-11
How it works
- Connectsupported record sources
- Authorizesign in or verify identity
- Reviewmedications and allergies
- Confirmwith your clinician
Where the list comes from
- Prescriptions
- Medication records from your doctors' patient portals.
- Pharmacy claims
- Prescriptions filled through your health plan.
- Allergies
- Allergy and intolerance records from your providers.
Check it with your doctor
Records can include medications you've stopped. Review the list with your doctor or pharmacist before relying on it.
What you can ask
- “List the medications in my available records with their dates”
- “List my recorded allergies”
- “Which medication entries should I review with my doctor?”
Questions
How do I find my medication history?
Connect supported sources through Flexpa to retrieve available prescriptions and pharmacy claims. Review these records with your doctor or pharmacist to confirm your current medication list.
Can I share medication records with a new doctor?
The Flexpa app supports sharing available health records with a passcode-protected SMART Health Link or QR code. Ask the doctor's office whether it accepts that format.
Does a prescription record prove I still take a medicine?
Do not treat a prescription or pharmacy claim retrieved through Flexpa as confirmation of current medication use. Review the medicine and dose with your doctor or pharmacist.
Is it free?
Flexpa is free for patients.
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