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How do I get my claim Reversed?
How do I get my claim Reversed?
Danielle Constantine avatar
Written by Danielle Constantine
Updated over 4 months ago

Sometimes claim reversals are necessary. Whether a claim was submitted by mistake, has incorrect information, was duplicated in error, or needs to be submitted to insurance first, reversing a claim with myHSA is a straightforward process. Here’s how you can do it:

Steps to Reverse a Claim

  1. Contact myHSA Support: Reach out to our support team either through Live Chat or by emailing support@getmyhsa.com. Include the following information in your message:

    • Claim ID: This can be found in the "View Claims" tab.

    • Amount of the Claim: Check the amount as well in the "View Claims" tab. When double checking the amount, ensure the claim has already been paid and cannot be canceled.

    • Authorize the Reversal: In your message, clearly state that you authorize the reversal. This is necessary because the funds that were reimbursed will need to be pulled back from your bank account. Your authorization allows us to proceed.

  2. Wait for Confirmation: Once we have logged the reversal, we will notify you.

What Happens Next?

  • Reversal Timing: The reversal will take place the following Monday after you have reached out to us. You typically won't see the reversal until later in the day.

  • Status Update: Once the reversal is completed, the claim will show as "Reversed" in your "View Claims" tab.

  • Fund Adjustment: You will see the funds pulled from your bank account and put back into the myHSA account they were pulled from.

Resubmitting Your Claim

If you need to resubmit your claim after the reversal, you can do so once the reversal process is complete.

Need Assistance?

If you have any questions or need further support, our team is here to help. Contact us via live chat or email at support@getmyhsa.com.

At myHSA, we are committed to making your experience as seamless and supportive as possible.

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