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December 9, 2014
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Payment Deadlines FAQs:
The following information provides information about payment deadlines and how to make a payment.
What is the deadline for submitting a monthly payment?
Payment for your next month’s health insurance coverage is ALWAYS due before 5 p.m. Pacific Standard
Time on the 23rd of each month for coverage the following month. Invoices must be paid in full.
You can pay for your coverage each month by one-time electronic transfer or you can set up recurring
monthly automatic payments through wahealthplanfinder.org. You can also mail a check, set up
payment through a third party bill-payer or pay your health insurance carrier directly.
Electronic payment is the fastest payment method. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or e-check are methods
of electronic payment accepted through wahealthplanfinder.org.
If you mail a check to Healthplanfinder, it must be received by Healthplanfinder by the 21st of the
month. You must include your 12-digit Billing Account Number on it. You can find your Billing Account
Number on your invoice or in the top right corner of the “billing & payments” tab of your
Healthplanfinder account dashboard. Make your check payable to Washington Healthplanfinder.
The Washington Healthplanfinder billing address is:
Washington Healthplanfinder
PO Box 34021
Seattle, WA 98124
You will receive a notification each time your payment is processed. When your payment has been
received and processed by the Exchange you will receive a notification by email or through the mail,
depending on your selected notification preference. This notice will be stored in your Healthplanfinder
account.
Where can I view my monthly invoice?
Invoices are available on your Healthplanfinder account dashboard around the 1st of each month. Your
invoice will be sent in an email or through the US Postal Service mail depending on the notification
preference you select. Invoices are mailed around the 4th of each month If you select US Postal Service
mail as your notification preference through Washington Healthplanfinder, you can expect to receive
your invoice around the 5th-8th of each month.
Your payment records are stored in your Healthplanfinder account. Check your payment history through
the “billing & payments” tab from your Healthplanfinder account dashboard to know what you paid in
the past.
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What should I do if I want to pay my Qualified Health Plan carrier directly?
You can mail your payment directly to your existing carrier listed below.
CARRIER MAILING ADDRESSES
Columbia United
Providers
Regular Mail:
19120 SE 34th St.
#201
Vancouver, WA 98683
Dental Health Services
Dental Health Services
100 W. Harrison Street
Suite #440, South Tower
Seattle, WA 98119
Dental Health Services
PO Box 84885
Seattle, WA 98124-6185
MODA Health
Regular Mail:
PO Box 4220
Portland, OR 97208-4220
Community Health Plan
of WA (CHPW)
Regular and overnight
First Choice Health
Attn: CHPW Exchange Premiums
600 University St, Ste 1400
Seattle, WA 98101
Payable to Coordinated Care
Overnight
Coordinated Care
1 Allied Drive, Bldg. 1, Ste 1400
Little Rock, AR 72202
Coordinated Care
Regular Mail:
Coordinated Care
PO BOX 25408
Little Rock, AR 72221
Payable to Coordinated Care
Overnight
Coordinated Care
1 Allied Drive, Bldg. 1, Ste 1400
Little Rock, AR 72202
BridgeSpan
Premium Payment - For Delivery
Services Able to Deliver to a PO Box
BridgeSpan
PO BOX 35022
SEATTLE, WA 98124 3500
Premium Payment - For Delivery Services
Unable to Deliver to a PO Box
Members may submit a check or money
order to:
US BANK /BridgeSpan
SEATTLE LOCKBOX SERVICES
2500 E VALLEY ROAD SUITE C
RENTON WA 98057
Group Health
Make Check/Money Order Payments:
Group Health Cooperative
PO Box 34581
Seattle, WA 98124-1900
Overnight or Walk-in payments:
Group Health
Attn: Cash Desk, GHQ E3N
320 Westlake Ave N, Ste 100
Seattle, WA 98109-5233
Kaiser
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
PO Box 7192
Pasadena, CA 91109-7192
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Molina
Molina Healthcare of Washington
Enrollment & Billing Department
21540 30th Drive SE, Suite 140
Bothell, WA 98021
Premera/LifeWise
Attention: Payment Processing
P.O. Box 91060
Seattle, WA 98111-9160
Please include Premera subscriber ID
and coverage month
For overnight FED EX
PBC
7001 220th St SW
Bldg 1 Mountlake Terrace, WA 98403
What if I forgot my Washington Healthplanfinder password or username?
To get your password, click on “Forgot your password?” from the Washington Healthplanfinder
homepage in the Sign In box. You will be prompted to enter your username and answer one of the
security questions that you established when you set up your account. After correctly answering the
question, Washington Healthplanfinder will allow you access to your account.
To get your username, click on “Forgot your username?” from the Washington Healthplanfinder
homepage in the Sign In box. Washington Healthplanfinder will send you an email with your username
so that you can log back into your account.
If you tried reset your username or password yourself and still need help, contact Washington
Healthplanfinder Customer Support at 1-855-923-4633.
What are the dis-enrollment and refund policies of Washington Healthplanfinder? In which
circumstances do customers receive a refund?
You may dis-enroll from your coverage at any time after coverage starts through your account
dashboard on wahealthplanfinder.org. Any disenrollment of policy, change to the policy, or qualification
for tax credits or Washington Apple Health must be made by 4:59 PM on the 23rd of the month in order
to qualify for a refund of premiums paid for the next month’s coverage. Requests made after 4:59 PM
on the 23rd of the month will not be refunded for the following month’s coverage, but may qualify for
future month’s premiums outside of the following month.
Washington Healthplanfinder will follow federal regulations that require or permit Healthplanfinder to
honor customer refund requests based on specific facts and circumstances. In these cases,
Healthplanfinder will comply with such federal guidance.
For customers who make monthly premium payments directly to their health insurance carrier,
Healthplanfinder will not be able to refund these premium payments. These customers must request
such refunds directly from the health insurance carrier they paid.
Any adjustment to advanced premium tax credit amounts that might involve a refund is handled
through a reconciliation process between the IRS, the Issuer, and the customer. Healthplanfinder is not
part of this process.
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Healthplanfinder will make every attempt to issue refunds in a timely process. Refunds are issued back
to the method used to make the premium payment, unless the method used is no longer available (such
as a bank account closed, or credit card expired). In general, financial institutions will return funds to
your account within 2-3 business days but it is unique to each customer’s bank policies. Once issued,
Healthplanfinder has no ability to control the timeline to which the receiving bank processes the funds
back to each customer’s account.
I’ve uploaded or submitted my documents but I haven’t heard back from Washington
Healthplanfinder. What should I expect?
Thanks for uploading or submitting your documents to us. We are reviewing documents as quickly as
possible and will get back to you soon. If any additional follow up is required, you will receive a notice
from Washington Healthplanfinder. Depending on your selected preference, this notice will be sent by
email or mail and will be posted to the Message Center of your Washington Healthplanfinder account.
If Washington Healthplanfinder has successfully received and reviewed your documents, they will also
appear at the bottom of your Healthplanfinder account dashboard “Action Center” tab. If you don’t see
documents listed there, upload documents again and contact the Customer Support Center at 1-855-
923-4633 or customersupport@wahbexchange.org to report this issue.
We request that Customer Support Assisters create a ZenDesk ticket if you are working with a customer
in this situation.
What happens if I stop making payments?
The Exchange is obligated under federal law to terminate coverage for individuals who do not submit
full payment for premiums owed before the end of a federally designated grace period. Customers enter
their grace period when they are receiving coverage they did not pay for by the 23rd of the previous
month. The grace period is 90 days for Qualified Health Plan enrollees who are applying monthly
advance payments of the premium tax credits, and 30 days for Qualified Health Plan enrollees not
applying a tax credit. For Qualified Health Plan enrollees applying monthly advance payments of the
premium tax credits, carriers must pay all appropriate claims for services rendered to the enrollee
during the first month of the grace period and may suspend claims for services rendered to the enrollee
in the second and third months of the grace period.

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