What “Read this page” reads
Coverage, deductible, yearly maximum, limits and claims history, from the one page you have open, when you press the button.
Updated November 4, 2026
Read this page reads the tab you're looking at, once. It looks for:
- The plan name and plan start date
- Coverage percentages for preventive, basic and major care, and services marked not covered
- Waiting periods per category
- Frequency limits, such as “2 cleanings per year” or “1 crown per tooth every 5 years”
- Downgrade rules, such as white fillings paid at the silver rate
- Yearly maximum and how much is used, deductible and how much is met
- A claims history table, with dates, codes and teeth
Anything it can't find is left blank and flagged in the plan checks, never guessed silently. After opening the claims history page, press the round arrow at the top of the panel (Read this page again) to add the history to the same estimate.
What it found shows under Plan covers, with waiting periods, limits and exclusions behind Waiting periods and limits. A percentage it couldn't find shows a dash. If it finds no coverage at all, the panel says No coverage found on this page instead of guessing.
A different patient
If you read a page for another patient after adding treatment, the panel stops and says A different patient is open. Press New estimate to start fresh for that patient, or Keep this one to stay on the current estimate. Corrections for one patient never carry over to the next.
On a portal whose layout Tabruns doesn't know, on-device AI reading can fill in what's missing, and marks what it read.
The page is read inside your browser. The member ID and dates are used on this computer and forgotten when the panel closes. See patient privacy.
Didn't find it? Write to us and a person answers within two business days. Please leave patient details out.