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Flexotc.com: Your Guide to Activating Your MyBenefits OTC Card and Login Account.

When it comes to managing your healthcare spending and saving decisions, the My Flex Account Mobile App is the perfect tool to help you navigate the process. The app offers a personalized, real-time and self-guided experience that ensures you have access to powerful self-service capabilities such as viewing and managing your Health Benefit Account(s), submitting claims, and accessing account alerts. It also provides actionable insights that lead you down a path to better healthcare spending and saving behaviors.

The My Flex Account Mobile App combines health and wealth in one location, giving you personalized low-cost, high-quality healthcare options – making you a smarter consumer of healthcare by spending less now and saving more for the future.

Health Care FSA Eligible Expenses

The app is designed to help you keep track of all your healthcare expenses, including:

• Medical expenses: co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles
• Dental expenses: exams, cleanings, X-rays, and braces
• Vision expenses: exams, contact lenses and supplies, eyeglasses, and laser eye surgery
• Professional services: physical therapy, chiropractor, and acupuncture
• Prescription drugs, insulin, and prescribed over-the-counter medicine
• Over-the-counter health care items: bandages, pregnancy test kits, blood pressure monitors, etc.

Activating Your MyBenefits OTC Card

To activate your MyBenefits OTC card, you will need to follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the page mybenefits.nationsbenefits.com/activate
2. Enter the 16 digit card number and expiration date of your Benefits Mastercard® Prepaid Card.
3. Enter your Date of Birth and Last Name provided to your health plan during enrollment.
4. Finally, click on the Activate Card button.
5. If you need assistance please Call 866-413-2582 (TTY: 711)

Using Your MyBenefits OTC Card

You will automatically receive two debit cards, both in your name. Your spouse or dependent should sign the back of the card prior to using the card. Additional or replacement cards can be requested by sending an email to mb***@me*****.com.

Please provide your name, address, date of birth, phone number, and alternate member number. You also may contact our Customer Service Department at the number shown on your health plan ID card.

The first two cards are free. There is a $5.00 fee for each additional or replacement card, which will be debited from your flex account.

Managing Your Account

Once you sign up for the program and make your election during your employer’s enrollment process, you don’t need to take any further action. Your employer will notify MedCost of any new members to the flexible spending program who need a flex debit card. Once we are notified, we will order cards for the new members, based on the enrollment information received from the employer. You should automatically receive your flex debit card in the mail around the beginning of your coverage period.

FAQs

• Q: What is the My Flex Account Mobile App?
  • A: The My Flex Account Mobile App is a self-service tool that allows you to view and manage your Health Benefit Account(s), submit claims, access account alerts, and gain actionable insights to better healthcare spending and saving behaviors.
• Q: How can I activate my MyBenefits OTC card on flexotc.com?
  • A: To activate your card, visit mybenefits.nationsbenefits.com/activate and enter your card number, expiration date, date of birth, and last name. Click the “Activate Card” button and follow any additional prompts. If you need assistance, you can call 866-413-2582 (TTY: 711).
• Q: What expenses are covered by the Health Care FSA eligible expenses?
  • A: The Health Care FSA eligible expenses include medical expenses such as co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles, dental expenses like exams, cleanings, X-rays, and braces, vision expenses like exams, contact lenses and supplies, eyeglasses, and laser eye surgery, professional services like physical therapy, chiropractor, and acupuncture, prescription drugs, insulin, and prescribed over-the-counter medicine, and over-the-counter health care items such as bandages, pregnancy test kits, blood pressure monitors, etc.