Nope. The vast majority of benefits are processed without incident or complexity, between the medical provider and the insurer, with no action required by the insured. Rigging some UI for hand-entry of claims in a way that suppresses only some, but not all? That's not going to make an appreciable difference in the bottom line.

I'm not sure what the "nope" is in response to: Insurance companies profit when people don't collect on their benefits. If I pay and don't use it, they win. This is why companies that self-insure take out further insurance on their pool in case someone does actually get very sick and it drains the pool, which does happen more often than you'd think.