Are 1095 forms issued for the SALA Healthcare Program
No, they are not. The 1095 forms are usually issued to document participation in a
market place plan or an employer sponsored plan. Most members will not need 1095, but in the case that your state does require some proof of participation, SALA can provide a payment
history report and cover letter describing the program for you. Requests should be directed to the help center by emailing hpsupport@smallassociations.org.
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Interested in learning about the SALA Healthcare Program? The best place to start is by viewing our overview video: https://youtu.be/ymOv5xDyymg The first component of the healthcare program is preventive care through eBenefits. While it is an ...
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