An explanation of benefits, or EOB, is a statement you get from your health plan to let you know a claim was paid and processed. An explanation of benefits is not a bill.
An EOB shows the total cost of health care services you received:
EOBs are important documents that can also help you track your out-of-pocket costs for the year .
We provide two types of EOB statements in your Sharp Health Plan online account.
EOB statements show information for one person. Page 1 lists the person’s name and member ID#.
If other people are enrolled in your benefit plan, like a spouse or child, you may get multiple EOBs each month.
Next, you’ll see the maximum out-of-pocket limits and deductibles that are part of your benefit plan. It includes your plan’s effective date range, out-of-pocket costs and out-of-pocket maximum for covered services.
Claim information shows your claim reference number, date of service, provider, location and payee. This section also has a summary of your totals, including how much your provider billed us, how much we paid and your share of the cost, if applicable.
Service details include your claim’s service, any related codes, date of service, how much your provider billed us, how much we paid and your share of the cost, if applicable.
The maximum out-of-pocket limits and deductibles, if any, of your benefit plan are shown as progress bars.
Claim information shows your claim reference number, date of service, provider, location and payee. This section also has a table with the total cost of services, in plan savings , the amount covered by your plan and the total expected cost.
Service details give a breakdown of what the procedure costs between us. See definitions for key terms used.
Get answers to the top questions about EOBs and what certain words mean.
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