About your tax forms

We make a 1095-B form available to help in preparing a federal tax return.

Sign into your member account and look under Claims & costs to see if a 1095-B form is available to you. Note, too, that not all members receive a 1095-B form. If there are no forms waiting for you in your account, it is likely due to the type of health plan you're on.

Please refer to the IRS website for information about the 1095-A tax form, which is provided for members who purchased their plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace, or for information about the 1095-C tax form, which is provided by employers on self-funded plans.

Who has access to a 1095-B form?

If you have purchased your plan directly from us, or if you get your health insurance through some employers, will have a 1095-B tax form made available in your account. If you need assistance with accessing the form, you can reach us by calling the phone number printed on the back of your member card. You can also request a copy of the 1095-B form by emailing us at: 1095bpaperrequest@regence.com or send a request to PO Box 1106 Lewiston, ID 83501

What to do with your 1095-B

The 1095-B form documents the dates that you had insurance coverage with us during the year. Federal tax return forms may include questions about your insurance coverage. The 1095-B form helps you answer those questions accurately. Read your 1095-B form and your tax return instructions carefully to be sure you are answering the questions correctly. You do not have to attach your 1095-B form to your tax return.

Information included

The 1095-B form includes the following information:

  • That you had health insurance and what kind of insurance you had
  • If your policy covered any dependents
  • Whether or not your plan offers the minimum level of coverage required by the government (also called "minimum essential coverage")
  • What period during the year you and your dependents were covered