An Explanation of Sharing (EOS) is a statement from America's HealthShare to Providers and Members describing what submitted medical needs have been Shared.
The EOS is generated when the medical need is processed. You will receive a copy of your EOS in the mail and also receive access to view this in your Member Care Portal.
How to Read Your Explanation of Sharing
- Dates of Service: The date of your medical event
- Service: The medical event type of service. This information comes from your medical bill
- Billed Charges: The amount billed by your provider for the service
- Repriced Amount: the amount resulting from the established Reasonable Charges for Healthcare Services, as determined by Melita or its Health Sharing Delegate
- % Saved: The percentage amount saved between the billed changes amount and the repriced amount
- Ineligible: The amount of the bill that is ineligible for sharing
- Annual Unshared Amount (AUA): The amount of Eligible Medical Expenses that must be paid by a Sharing Member in a Program Year before Eligible Medical Expenses are eligible for Sharing. The Annual Unshared Amount only includes the Repriced Amount determined by Melita or its Health Sharing Delegate and does not include any Excess Charges."
- Eligible for Sharing: The amount of your medical bill that will be shared among America's HealthShare Members. Most commonly, this happens once your Annual Unshared Amount is met or your bill is related to wellness.
- % Shared - The percentage amount of your eligible bill that was shared among America's HealthShare Members.
- Shared Amount - The amount of your eligible bill that was shared among America's HealthShare Members.
- Remark Code(s) - Code that corresponds to a message about your bill. The message will give further explanation of how the bill was processed, why the bill or service is ineligible for sharing, or what additional information is needed to process the bill. Remark code details will appear under the need detail box or on the next page.
- Member Remaining Responsibility: The amount reflects the portion of the Annual Unshared Amount not yet met, and the amount of ineligible medical needs.”