Document Categories
BridgePoint organizes documents into six categories. When you upload a file, you select its document type, which determines the category automatically.Intake Forms
Forms required or collected at intake, including the Release Authorization Form, Medicaid Intake Form, Income Attestation, ACA Pre-Qualification Form, FFM Consent, and scanned paper copies of digital acknowledgements.
Identity & Residency
Documents that establish who the client is and where they live: Photo ID (driver’s license or passport), Social Security card, birth certificate, proof of address, and immigration paperwork.
Program Documents
Program-specific records such as MyACCESS Status Update Notices, Medicaid cards, SNAP and TCA approval letters, ACA insurance cards, and denial letters.
Income & Financials
Financial verification documents including pay stubs, Social Security award letters, bank statements, and tax returns.
Client Request
Client-initiated coverage change requests: Add/Remove Members, Cancel Coverage, Change Plan Type (remain with same carrier), Switch INTO Florida Blue (from another carrier), and Switch OUT of Florida Blue (into another carrier).
Other
Any document that does not fit the categories above. You can give these a custom title when uploading.
Supported File Types and Size Limit
BridgePoint accepts the following file formats:- PDF (
.pdf) - JPEG (
.jpg,.jpeg) - PNG (
.png) - WebP (
.webp)
Uploading a Document
1
Open the client profile
Navigate to the client’s profile and click the Documents tab.
2
Click Upload Document
Click the Upload Document button to open the upload panel.
3
Select the document type
Choose the document type from the dropdown. The available types are grouped by category (Intake Forms, Identity & Residency, Program Documents, Income & Financials, Client Request, and Other).If you select Other Document, an additional Custom Title field appears. Enter a descriptive name so staff can identify the file later.
4
Choose the file
Click Choose File or drag and drop the file onto the upload area. The file must be a PDF, JPEG, PNG, or WebP and no larger than 20 MB.
5
Confirm the upload
Click Upload. BridgePoint validates the file type and size, stores the file securely, and creates a document record. The file appears in the Documents tab immediately with a generated name that includes the document type and upload date.
Uploaded documents are named automatically using the format
[Document Type] — [Month Day, Year]. For Other documents, the custom title you provide is used instead. MyACCESS Status Update Notices are numbered sequentially across all uploads for that client (e.g., MyACCESS Status Update Notice #3 — May 17, 2026).Viewing and Downloading a Document
Click any document in the list to open or download it. BridgePoint generates a signed URL that is valid for 1 hour. After that time, the link expires and a new one is generated automatically the next time you click the document.- View in browser
- Download
Click the document name or the preview icon. PDFs open in your browser’s built-in viewer. Images display inline.
Archiving a Document
Archiving removes a document from the active Documents tab without permanently deleting it. Use archiving when a file is outdated, uploaded in error, or superseded by a newer version.1
Locate the document
Find the document in the Documents tab.
2
Open the document menu
Click the ⋯ (more options) button on the document row.
3
Select Archive
Click Archive. The document is immediately removed from the active list. The archive timestamp and the email of the staff member who archived it are recorded on the document record.
Archived documents are not deleted from storage. Contact your BridgePoint administrator if you need to restore an archived document.
Document Checklist at Intake
During intake, BridgePoint tracks which required documents have been collected based on the programs the client applied for. The following documents are flagged as intake-required:- Release Authorization Form — required for all clients
- Medicaid Intake Form — required for all clients
- Income Attestation Form — required when any program is selected
- ACA Pre-Qualification Form — required when Medicaid or ACA is selected
- FFM Consent — required for clients with a non-ACA program (Medicaid, SNAP, TCA, or Medicare) on file