Claim Reimbursements

Learn how to upload a claim and file for reimbursement. 

Why upload a claim?

  • To file for reimbursement for a service your plan covers (primarily through coordinated care).

  • To have a service you paid for count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum (uncoordinated care).

How do I upload a claim?

  • To start, on the Claims tab, click ‘Upload a Claim.’ In the memo, include the provider name, date of service, amount billed, and reason for submitting the claim.

  • An itemized receipt with service details or an Rx bottle label and a simple transaction receipt are required for the claim to be submitted. Please upload all information necessary to understand and assess the claim.

  • Click the checkbox to indicate you've requested a claim reimbursement, then choose your preferred method of payment. This can be done via a linked bank account already established, or by connecting a new one through Plaid. See instructions on connecting banking here.

  • Lastly, you will have the option to specify whether the claim pertains to coordinated care.

Please note: the demonstration video below illustrates using a check as the preferred payment method. If you select 'direct deposit' instead, as we recommend for quickest payment, you will have the option to link to a pre-existing bank account or you’ll receive prompt instructions to connect a fresh account through Plaid.

Effortlessly upload your claim and proof of service in just a few clicks.

How do I know if I will be reimbursed?

  • Reimbursement depends on the specific details of your plan coverage. You will be reimbursed in accordance with these benefit details.

I’ve requested a reimbursement. When will I get paid?

  • Once you’ve requested reimbursement, your claim will be reviewed and adjudicated by one of our Claims Specialists. We try to get through these quickly, but this process typically takes 2 - 3 weeks if no additional information is needed.

  • You will receive notice from Yuzu when you have been paid through a bank transfer to your connected account. Learn more on how to connect banking here.

How does Subscriber vs Dependent connected bank accounts work?

  • Subscriber Claims:

    • If the subscriber has a connected bank account, the ACH will be sent upon a Claims Specialists clicking “pay.”

    • If the subscriber does NOT have connected bank account, they will receive an email to connect their bank. A check will be sent in 7 days if they do not connect.

  • Dependent Claims:

    • If the dependent has a connected bank account, the ACH will be sent upon a Claims Specialist clicking “pay.”

    • If the dependent does NOT have a connected bank account:

      • For dependents under 13, if the subscriber has a connected bank account then the ACH will be sent to the subscriber upon a Claims Specialist clicking “pay.” If the subscriber does NOT have a connected bank account, they will receive an email to connect their bank. A check will be sent in 7 days if they do not connect.

      • Claims for dependents over 13 are treated the same as subscriber claims. Follow the Subscriber Claims flow above.

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