Health Alliance Plan

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Health Alliance Plan (HAP) is a Michigan-based nonprofit health insurance company owned by Henry Ford Health that offers employer, individual, Medicare and Medicaid health coverage.

Detroit, Michigan
Owned by Henry Ford Health

About Health Alliance Plan

Health Alliance Plan (often branded as HAP or Health Alliance Plan by Henry Ford Health) is a nonprofit health insurer based in Michigan and a subsidiary of Henry Ford Health. It offers a range of health coverage options including employer-sponsored group plans, individual and family plans, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and specialty products for members across Michigan. As part of the Henry Ford Health system, HAP integrates closely with a large regional provider network while also contracting with additional hospitals, physicians and specialists statewide.

A card statement line such as “FMG*HAP INS” with an amount like $29.95 is typically a premium payment or recurring insurance charge associated with a HAP health plan, such as an individual policy, an employer plan employee contribution, a Medicare Advantage plan, or a supplemental product administered by HAP or an affiliated entity like Alliance Health and Life Insurance Company. Charges may appear monthly and can be processed through third‑party billing or employer payroll deduction vendors, which is why a processor prefix like “FMG*” can show before the insurance descriptor.

To verify or resolve questions about this charge, members should first log into their online account at hap.org or review recent invoices or benefit statements to match the billed amount and date with a specific plan or coverage period. If anything looks unexpected, contact HAP using the customer service number on the member ID card or the contact options listed on hap.org, and have your member ID, the last four digits of the card used, and the exact charge amount/date ready. HAP can confirm whether the payment was applied to your policy, clarify if it’s a premium, past‑due balance, or automatic renewal, and help adjust or cancel future automatic payments if needed. If HAP cannot locate the transaction, your bank or card issuer can open a dispute and may temporarily block additional unauthorized charges while the investigation is underway.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Health Alliance Plan.

  1. FMG*HAP INS#761131009 844-2954935 CT $29.95

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled "FMG*HAP INS" for about $29.95 on my card?

This description most likely represents a Health Alliance Plan (HAP) insurance premium that was processed by a third‑party billing or payroll vendor identified by the “FMG*” prefix. The $29.95 amount is typically an individual premium, a dependent’s portion of employer coverage, or a supplemental rider. Log into your account at hap.org or review your latest premium invoice to see if that amount matches what you owe for the billing period on that date.

Is the "HAP INS" charge a one‑time payment or a recurring subscription?

In most cases, HAP insurance premiums are billed on a recurring monthly basis, so a charge labeled "HAP INS" will repeat each month around the same date as long as your coverage remains active and you are set up for automatic payments. Check your online account or recent invoices to confirm your billing frequency and whether autopay is enabled for your plan.

How can I confirm which HAP plan this charge is paying for?

Sign in at hap.org and go to your billing or payment history to view recent transactions. Each payment will list the plan type (for example, individual and family, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid-related premiums where applicable, or employer-sponsored coverage) and the coverage period. Match the payment date and amount with the line on your bank or card statement labeled "HAP INS."

How do I stop or change automatic payments to Health Alliance Plan?

If you’re enrolled in autopay, you can usually manage it by logging into your account at hap.org and going to the billing or payments section, where you can update your payment method, change the draft date (if allowed for your plan), or turn off automatic payments. If you have coverage through an employer that deducts premiums via payroll, you’ll need to contact your employer’s benefits or HR department to change or stop deductions.

How do I request a refund or correction for a HAP insurance charge I think is wrong?

Start by contacting HAP customer service using the phone number on your member ID card or the contact page at hap.org and provide your member ID, the date and amount of the charge, and how you paid. HAP can research whether the payment was duplicated, misapplied to another account, or taken after a cancellation date and, if appropriate, issue a refund or adjust your account balance. If the charge is not recognized by HAP, then contact your bank or card issuer to file a dispute.

Could "HAP INS" be an authorization hold or temporary charge?

Most HAP premium payments post as regular settled transactions, but in some cases a temporary authorization may appear when you first set up a card for autopay or update your payment method. These small authorizations typically fall off within a few business days and do not result in an actual premium payment. If a temporary amount remains or later converts into a posted charge you did not intend, contact HAP and your card issuer to review it.

How can I contact Health Alliance Plan about a billing or payment question?

You can reach HAP by calling the customer service number printed on your member ID card, which routes you to the correct team based on your plan type, or by visiting hap.org/contact to find phone numbers and online contact options for members, employers and agents. Having your member ID and details of the charge (date, amount, and last four digits of the card) ready will help them quickly locate the transaction.

What should I do if I no longer have HAP coverage but still see a "HAP INS" charge?

Verify your coverage end date in your HAP documents or by logging into hap.org. If your plan was cancelled but an automatic payment still processed, contact HAP immediately to ask for a review and potential refund. Also remove your stored payment method or disable autopay in your online account. If the charge was created by an external benefits administrator or your former employer, you may also need to contact their HR or benefits office to ensure your payroll deductions and enrollments have been terminated.

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