myHAP CARD 12+

Not much to this app, which is fine. However, when you want to send the card anywhere the screen and cursor is white with no prompt. So you have to press around until eventually you hit the correct spot so you can type in the info. The info you type in is ALSO white, so you can’t see what you’re writing. So you better feel confident that you didn’t mistype or you’ll have sent your insurance information to some random person. That’s NOT A GOOD THING.

Okay, the app works—you can get the cards and then email or fax them to your physician. But this is the bare minimum one should expect from an app in this regard. There’s no way to put the cards in the Apple Wallet (this should be a no-brainer) and no way to integrate Apple Health with your medical records from here (again, it’s a no-brainer considering the fact that HAP allows the login from within Health itself). So, sure, the app delivers what it says it will deliver—it’s just that HAP has the ability to deliver a lot more.

If you've ever had HAP, then you already know. If not, let's just say this app falls right in line with the quality and consideration of HAP.

Want to see your plan details? Nope, not here. Want to view your current deductible amount? Sorry, try again. Looking for your recent EOB from a doctor visit? Strike 3. Absolutely worthless (and so is the customer service representative from HAP who recommended I download this app to make retrieving my plan details easier...).

P.S. Unless you're forced to take HAP through your employer, don't. And don't be fooled by the 1-star rating...Apple seems to think all apps are at least worthy of 1 star, which I can assure you they are not. Namely, this one.