You will be prompted to log in or register if you haven’t done so previously. Visit Click on Enrollees, then click on Checking your benefits online, click on your plan (eg: Delta Dental), then click on Enrollees. If you have not already done so, you’ll need to register on the site. If your dental coverage is through Delta, Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Forms can be printed from the Delta website. Visit Log into MES and select claim status and print statement. If your vision is through MES, you may print a MES Statement online. Select a date of service, and print the savings statement. Once you’ve signed in, click on Previous Visits and Savings. Visit Ĭlick on Members & Consumers, complete registration if you haven’t done so previously. If your vision insurance is through Vision Service Plan (VSP), you may print a VSP Savings Statement online. Submit the Kaiser print out and your receipt that shows your co-pay amount. The office visit printout will have the date of service and service description but not the co-pay amount. Once registered, click on the following: “My Health Manager”, “Appointment Center”, then “Past Visit Information”. If your medical coverage is through Kaiser Permanente, an office visit printout may be obtained from the KP website: You will need to register on this site to view past visit information. You will need to register on this site to view your claims in addition to plan coverage and benefit information. If your medical coverage is through Blue Shield, detailed claims information may be obtained from the Blue Shield website: Select the date you want to view, then print. Once you register, under MEMBER SERVICES, Click VIEW CLAIMS (MEDICAL). If you have not already done so, you’ll need to register on the site ñ look for: “New Users, please register here.” Then, just follow the prompts. If your medical coverage is through Anthem Blue Cross, Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Forms can be printed from the Anthem Blue Cross website: Online Documentation of Medical Visits and Services: Make sure the documentation includes: date prescription was purchased, the drug name, prescription number, amount of purchase, and the name of the pharmacy. Click on the Prescriptions & Benefits tab, then click on Claims & Balances. You’ll have to register if you haven’t done so previously. If your prescription drug coverage is through Medco, you can print prescription order information history online at: Online Documentation of Prescription drugs: Effective January 1, 2011, OTC drugs and medicines must be prescribed. If the item you are claiming is abbreviated on your receipt, you must attach a photocopy of the package label showing the full product description. Acceptable documentation may also include a legible copy of the provider’s itemized statement of the charges including: 1) Provider’s name and address 2) Date of service or purchase 3) Description of service or product and 4) Amount charged for service or product and 5) Patient name.įor eligible over-the-counter (OTC) expenses, the item must be clearly defined on the receipt indicating: 1) Date of purchase 2) Amount of purchase 3) Name of the product and 4) Merchant name and address. The acceptable and preferred documentation is the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Form from insurance. Medical, Dental, Vision, and Other Health Care Related Services The Rx ticket typically contains all required information. All claims and supporting documentation must be received by the SISC office no later than March 31st in order to be considered filed during the run-out period.įor prescription drugs, attach a legible receipt from the service provider, which includes the: 1) Date prescription was purchased 2) Drug name and prescription number, or the Rx label 3) Amount of purchase 4) Name of the pharmacy and 5) Patient name. You have a grace period 2 1/2 months following the plan year-end (March 15th) to incur Healthcare expenses associated with that plan year. Expenses for all claims must be incurred during the current plan year. Participants have 90 days (run out period) following the end of the plan year to file claims for the current year. The SISC Flex plan year is January 1st through December 31st each year. You may find the following general information helpful in submitting documentation to substantiate your Flexible Spending Account eligible expenses:
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