Summer is here! With Marketplace coverage, you’re already in a great place to have a healthy summer. Learn more about how you can stay well this summer:

3 ways to stay healthy & make the most of your summer:

• Choose a provider. Think of your provider as your health care partner. Finding one you trust is important. Learn how to find a doctor in your plan’s network.
• Get preventive services. Preventive health check-ups can help detect or even prevent health problems before they start. These services, like shots and cancer screenings, are free when you visit a provider in your plan’s network.
• Check your choppers. The health of your mouth impacts your overall health. If you have dental coverage, be sure you’re up-to-date on your dental checkups. If not, put them on your summer schedule.

The Public Health Emergency for COVID-19 is over. Your Marketplace plan may have some changes to how it covers services for COVID-19.

Coverage changes for COVID‑19

• Vaccines continue to be covered without cost sharing when delivered by an in-network provider.
• COVID-19 tests (both administered at a doctor’s office and at-home tests from a store or pharmacy) might not be covered. (To find out, check with your plan.)
• If you can’t pay your premiums, plans can end your coverage.

Learn more about these changes and your coverage options.

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The last day to file your 2022 federal income taxes is April 18, 2023. If anyone in your household had Marketplace health coverage in 2022, you’ll use Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement to file. (If you didn’t get Form 1095-A online or by mail, or if the information on it’s wrong, contact the Marketplace Call Center.)

How to “reconcile” on your tax return

• You’ll use your Form 1095-A to “reconcile” your 2022 premium tax credits when you file your taxes if you or anyone in your household had Marketplace coverage at any point in 2022.
• Any difference between the amount of premium tax credit you used in advance during the year and the premium tax credit you actually qualify for based on your final income will affect whether you owe money or get a refund.
• If you used premium tax credits you’ll report the excess advance payment of the premium tax credit on your tax return or file Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit (PDF, 110 KB).

Questions? Free help is available

• Use our tax tool to figure out your premium tax credit or claim an affordability exemption.
• Find out where to get free volunteer tax help.
• Learn about the IRS Free File and related services.
• Find a tax software program to help you prepare your taxes.

The tax filing deadline is April 18, 2023. If anyone in your household had a Marketplace plan in 2022, use Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace^® Statement to file your federal taxes. You’ll get this form from the Marketplace, not the IRS. Check your Form 1095-A to make sure your information is correct. Keep it with your other important tax information.

Check your online account for Form 1095-A

If you didn’t get your Form 1095-A in the mail, or you can’t find it, check your HealthCare.gov account:

1. Log into your HealthCare.gov account.
2. Under “Your Existing Applications,” select your 2022 application.
3. Select “Tax Forms” from the menu on the left.
4. Download all 1095-A forms shown on the screen.

If you still can’t find your form, contact the Marketplace Call Center.

How to “reconcile” using Form 1095-A

• You’ll use the 1095-A form to “reconcile” — check if there’s any difference between the premium tax credit you got and the amount you qualify for on your taxes.
• Before you start, check the form to make sure the information is right. If you filed your taxes with an incorrect form, you may need to file an amended tax return using the correct information.
• If anything about your coverage or household is wrong, contact the Marketplace Call Center.