For law firms
Personal injury case review, with claims context.
Flexpa lets a client authorize access to available claims from a supported health plan for personal injury case review. Those records can identify billed services, dates, and providers for your team to investigate. Plan claims are not a complete medical chart, and your team may still need clinical notes or other records from providers.
Updated 2026-11-11
How it works
- Client authorizes a supported plan
- Retrieve available claims
- Review services and providers
What to review
- Service dates and procedure codes present in claims.
- Provider identifiers that can guide additional records requests.
- Diagnosis and pharmacy claim information where supplied by the plan.
How it works
Steps
- 1Direct your client to Flexpa Consent from your application.
- 2The client connects a supported health plan and authorizes sharing.
- 3Your integration retrieves the available records through the Flexpa API.
Questions
How can a law firm retrieve a client's claims records?
A client can authorize a supported health plan through Flexpa Consent. The firm's integration can then retrieve available claims through the Flexpa API for review. Data availability depends on the connected plan.
Do plan claims replace provider medical records?
Plan claims retrieved through Flexpa describe recorded services and adjudication. They are not a complete medical chart. A legal team may still need provider notes, imaging, or other evidence that is not in the claims.