E.S. v. Regence BlueShield Hearing Aid Coverage Settlement
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What happened
Two individuals sued Regence BlueShield and Cambia Health Solutions, alleging that Regence excluded hearing aids and related services from certain Washington health plans, violating the law. Regence settled by agreeing to pay $3 million to reimburse class members for uncovered hearing aid expenses from October 2014 through December 2025.
Do you qualify?
Anyone who was enrolled in a Washington health insurance plan from Regence BlueShield or Cambia Health Solutions between October 30, 2014 and December 31, 2025 that excluded or limited hearing aid coverage, and who paid out-of-pocket for medically necessary hearing aids and associated services during that period.
How to file
Submit a claim form by February 3, 2026 with documentation of unreimbursed expenses for hearing aids and associated services. Contact the Notice and Claims Processor at Info@WAHearingAidSettlement.com, 1-877-706-9538 (toll-free), or 1-877-721-6680 (TTY) for assistance.
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