One platform runs every plan sponsor in your book. Administer patient-level FBO accounts, enforce each sponsor's benefit rules programmatically, and hand boards a real-time audit trail across the whole portfolio — all co-branded with My Patient Fund™.
Every plan sponsor you administer is carrying fees that grow with healthcare costs. When they notice, they look for alternatives. My Patient Fund™ makes you the alternative.
Every feature of My Patient Fund™ was designed with TPA administration in mind — multi-sponsor management, programmatic rule enforcement, and reporting that stands up to ERISA scrutiny and your plan sponsors' boards.
"The best TPA offering isn't just administration — it's infrastructure your plan sponsors can't find anywhere else."
Any TPA administering self-insured, level-funded, reference-based pricing, or association health plans benefits from closed-loop payment infrastructure at scale.
How My Patient Fund™ compares to legacy benefit cards, virtual card / HRA platforms, and manual EFT workflows.
| Capability | My Patient Fund™ | Legacy Benefit Card | Virtual Card / HRA | Manual EFT / Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat per claim | 2.5–3.5% interchange | 3–8% per claim | Manual + staff overhead |
| Payment rail | EFT direct — 100% | Card network deductions | Virtual card or check | Manual EFT — no automation |
| Claims workflow | 837P/I · 835 ERA | Card swipe only | Manual portal | No EDI |
| Multi-sponsor console | All sponsors — one view | Per-card issuer | Platform-dependent | Spreadsheet-based |
| Audit trail | Real-time automatic | Card statements only | Retroactive reports | Manual reconciliation |
| ERISA documentation | Built-in per claim | Not designed for ERISA | Varies by platform | Manual — error-prone |
⚠ My Patient Fund™ is not health insurance and does not constitute ACA MEC. TPAs and plan sponsors should consult qualified benefits counsel.
My Patient Fund™ is built for TPA scale — one platform, one console, every plan sponsor. Flat rate. Closed loop. ERISA-reportable on day one.