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UHC Direct Medical Reimbursement — Claim Submission

This skill automates filling out UHC's Direct Medical Reimbursement form at https://memberforms.uhc.com/DirectMedicalReimbursement.html using data extracted from a superbill or medical receipt.

Prerequisites

• Chrome browser open with Chrome DevTools MCP connected
• config/member.json populated with subscriber details including email address (will prompt to create if missing)

When to Use

This skill activates when the user requests to:

• Submit a medical claim or insurance claim
• Fill out the UHC reimbursement form
• Process a superbill or medical receipt for insurance
• Submit an out-of-network claim

Critical: The form lies about whether a field is filled

This is an AEM adaptive form. Every input has two states: the raw DOM input.value, and the framework's bound value that validation actually reads. fill/fill_form can set the first without committing the second. When that happens the field looks correct in a take_snapshot and on screen, but "Next" or "Search" silently does nothing — no error text, no aria-invalid anywhere on the page.

The tell is the wrapper class. input.closest('.guideFieldNode').className must contain validation-success af-field-filled. An uncommitted field stays af-field-empty, usually alongside guideActiveField (meaning it is still focused, so blur never fired).

The most common cause: fill_form leaves its LAST field focused and uncommitted. It blurs each field as it moves to the next, but nothing blurs the final one. In practice, expect to fix the last field of every batch — it is the default case, not the exception. Fields observed hitting this: Group number, provider search ZIP, provider manual-entry ZIP, Charge amount, Provider TIN, added-line Date of service.

The fix (works for every field — TIN, ZIP, dates, amounts) via evaluate_script:

() => {
  const n = [...document.querySelectorAll('.guideFieldNode')].find(x => x.className.includes('FIELD_CLASS'));
  const el = n.querySelector('input');
  const setter = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window.HTMLInputElement.prototype, 'value').set;
  el.focus();
  setter.call(el, 'VALUE');
  ['input','change','blur'].forEach(t => el.dispatchEvent(new Event(t, { bubbles: true })));
  el.blur();
  return { val: el.value, cls: n.className };
}