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HealthSCOPE Benefits

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UnitedHealthcare-owned TPA

UnitedHealthcare-owned third-party administrator that processes claims for employer-funded group health plans.

Visit healthscopebenefits.com

Overview

HealthSCOPE Benefits is a TPA hired by employers to administer group health plans. Official member-facing copy states it is not an insurance company: the employer pays the portion of health-care costs not paid by the member. It is a UnitedHealthcare company. Public member tools include provider search, account balances, claims, EOBs, and HealthSafe ID / One Healthcare ID login paths.

Why it matters It is another UnitedHealthcare TPA brand alongside UMR. Placement between HealthSCOPE, UMR, and UHC ASO is not published as a public decision tree.

Target buyer
Self-funded employers and brokers placing administration with a UnitedHealthcare-family TPA rather than UMR or UHC ASO branding.
Pricing model
Not published; TPA administrative fees quoted to the plan sponsor
Member site is portal-first and does not list employer PEPM or implementation fees.
Availability
National
Research
Last researched 2026-08-23
Public facts category

Key features

  • Third-party claims administration for employer-funded plans
  • Member portal and app for claims, EOBs, ID cards, and provider search
  • Medical professionals on staff to help coordinate care for hospitalized or seriously ill members (member FAQ)
  • Customer service via ID-card phone number and 24/7 chat on hsb.com / the HSB app

Integrations

  • UnitedHealthcare corporate family
  • HealthSafe ID / One Healthcare ID authentication

Overview

HealthSCOPE Benefits administers group health plans as a third-party administrator. The official site (healthscopebenefits.com / hsb.tpa.com) tells members the employer hired HealthSCOPE to pay claims correctly and that HealthSCOPE is not an insurance company. It also states that HealthSCOPE Benefits is a UnitedHealthcare company.

The public site is built around member, employer, provider, partner, and broker sign-in. Capabilities described for members include finding providers, checking health-care account balances, viewing claims and EOBs, and updating profiles. A member FAQ adds that medical professionals on staff help coordinate care for members who are hospitalized or dealing with a serious condition, and that chat is available 24/7 on the website and app.

Secondary directories historically listed Little Rock, Arkansas headquarters and additional offices; those locations are not restated as current facts from the 2026 member homepage.

Key Capabilities

  • Claims processing for self-funded / employer-funded plans.
  • Member digital experience: portal, app, claims, EOBs, provider directory.
  • Care-coordination support from medical staff (FAQ language).
  • Employer, partner, and broker secure sites (rebranded experience described on the homepage).

A detailed public catalog of networks, PBM, stop-loss, and clinical programs was not on the member homepage.

Integrations & Ecosystem

HealthSCOPE is in the UnitedHealthcare family. Login uses HealthSafe ID and, on some paths, One Healthcare ID. Relationship to UMR (also a UHC-family TPA) is not explained on the member site. Payer IDs and clearinghouse details are provider-operations facts and were not taken from unofficial directories for this entry.

Pricing

No employer fee schedule is published on the public member site.

Notes & Limitations

  • Public pages are member-portal heavy; employer product collateral is thin compared with independent TPA marketing sites.
  • Do not invent network names, PEPM, or stop-loss pairings that are not on healthscopebenefits.com.
  • Distinct from UMR; both are UHC-family TPAs.
  • Historical “4th/5th largest TPA” rankings in third-party profiles are dated and not used as current facts.

Sources

Tags: TPA · self-funded · UnitedHealthcare · claims administration