Claims and billing
Know where you stand on your deductible.
AI can help estimate deductible progress from the deductible amounts on your available claims. Connect a supported plan through Flexpa and specify your benefit year. Do not add all patient responsibility to the deductible: copays, coinsurance, and non-covered charges need separate treatment. Confirm the result with your plan.
Updated 2026-11-11
How it works
- Choose a sourcecheck support
- Authorize accessthrough Flexpa
- Available recordsfor your assistant
- Estimate totalsconfirm with plan
What your assistant can total
- Deductible amounts reported on claims within your benefit year.
- Copays and coinsurance, listed separately from deductible amounts.
- Available medical and pharmacy claims, with missing amounts flagged rather than treated as zero.
Your plan's number is the official one
A claim's patient responsibility is not necessarily proof that you paid it, and not every charge counts toward plan limits. Use your plan's official deductible and out-of-pocket totals before making a financial decision. Ask the assistant to show the claims, date range, and fields behind its estimate.
Before using an estimate, ask whether the returned claims cover the whole benefit year or whether the result was limited or incomplete.
What you can ask
- “Total the deductible amounts on my available claims for this benefit year”
- “Separate deductible, copay, coinsurance, and non-covered amounts”
- “Which claims are missing the fields needed for this estimate?”
Questions
Can AI estimate how much of my deductible I have met?
AI can estimate deductible progress by totaling deductible amounts on available claims for the correct benefit year. Flexpa shares available claim data with an authorized assistant; confirm any estimate with your health plan's official total.
Why might an AI deductible estimate differ from my plan's total?
An AI deductible estimate can use incomplete claim fields or the wrong date range. Total patient responsibility also includes costs that do not count toward the deductible. Check the underlying claims and your plan's official totals.
Do claims show what I actually paid?
An EOB shows how a plan processed a claim and assigned costs. It does not necessarily prove that you paid the provider. Use receipts or payment records to confirm actual spending.
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