What Does a "Flagged" Claim Mean?
A flagged claim indicates that there may be potential for savings. Claims are typically flagged due to
possibility of overbilling, a denial, or the presence of key terms such as ER, surgery, or procedure.
With select plans, members can request the assistance of a HealthLock auditor to review flagged claims.
What to Do if You Receive a Notification About a Flagged Claim or Bill
If you receive an email or text message about a flagged claim:
- Log in to your HealthLock member portal.
- Find the flagged claim and click ‘Lower My Bill’ if you’d like HealthLock to investigate.
- If prompted and depending on your plan, accept the 20% shared savings agreement to proceed.
Once submitted, your case will be assigned to a HealthLock auditor, who will review the claim and notify you of the outcome.
- If savings are found due to overbilling or error, you will be charged 20% of the savings as part of the shared savings model.
- If savings are identified due to fraud, you will not be charged.
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