Your previous policies and current year’s policy are available by logging into your Select Health online member account. You may also call Select Health at 844-442-4106 to ask about previous policies.
No, that option is unavailable at this time.
You can make an Individual and Family payment for a different amount by logging into your Select Health online member account, clicking Pay Now, and changing the amount before processing the payment.
You can call Select Health at 844-442-4106 to request a receipt of payments. This feature is not yet available online.
Log into your Select Health online member account, click on the Select Health icon followed by the My Premiums tab. Select My Wallet to update the credit card information.
Ready to go paperless? Here's how:
Log in to your online member account and go to My Premiums and click Automatic Payments. After you click Automatic Payments, click the plus sign that says New Automatic Payments. You can set up autopay with a Debit, Credit, Checking, or Savings account.
One business day.
If your rate changes and you are enrolled in automatic payments, your payment will draft for the balance shown on the My Premiums page. Any changes will be billed for the following month. If you would like to pay a different amount, you can turn off autopay and make a one-time payment.
During open enrollment, those on Individual plans have several options. These include:
Autopay must be set up by the 15th of the month to run for the following month. For example: If you set up autopay on the 25th of February, you will need to make a manual payment for March, autopay will start April 1st.
Payments are due on the 1st of the month and considered late after the 15th.
We currently do not have the ability to assign proxy rights for premium payments for children under the age of 18. However, you can set up automatic payments by calling and speaking with a Select Health representative at 844-442-4106.
Premium information is only available on the main subscriber's account.
Payments are due on the 1st of the month and considered late on the 15th of the month. If you made your payment after the 15th, it will not appear on your current statement. If you made your payment before the 15th but it still doesn’t show on your statement, contact SelectHealth at 844-442-4106 to find out why.
Yes. You are required to pay your premium by the scheduled due date. If you do not do so, your coverage could be canceled.
However, for most individual health care plans, if you do not pay your premium on time, you will receive a 30-day grace period. A grace period is a time period when your plan will not terminate even though you did not pay your premium. Any claims submitted for you during that grace period will be pended. When a claim is pended, that means no payment will be made to the provider until your delinquent premium is paid in full. If you do not pay your delinquent premium by the end of the 30-day grace period, your coverage will be terminated. If you pay your full outstanding premium before the end of the grace period, we will pay all claims for covered services you received during the grace period that are submitted properly. If you have an Individual HMO plan, we will pay your claims during the 30-day grace period; however, your benefits will terminate if your delinquent premium is not paid by the end of that grace period.
If you are enrolled in an Individual plan offered on the Health Insurance Marketplace and you receive an advance premium tax credit, you have a three-month grace period. We will pay all claims for covered services that are submitted properly during the first month of the grace period. During the second and third months of that grace period, any claims you incur will be pended (held). If you pay your full outstanding premium before the end of the three-month grace period, we will pay all claims for covered services that are submitted properly for the second and third months of the grace period. If you do not pay all of your outstanding premium by the end of the three-month grace period, your coverage will terminate, and we will not pay for any pended claims submitted for you during the second and third months of the grace period. Your provider may balance bill you for those services.
If you pay too much (overpay) toward your premium and your policy is still active, we will apply this overpayment to the next month’s premium. If your policy has been terminated, the overpayment will be refunded—unless benefits were used after the termination date, in which case, the refund will be offset by the benefits used and we will refund any remaining amount. If you have questions, call 844-442-4106, option 3.