We’re continuing to implement a new membership system for customers in Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Mid-Atlantic States (DC, Maryland, and Virginia), Oregon, and Washington. This is the continuation of a multi-year investment to replace our current membership systems, which support eligibility and premium billing, with an enterprise-wide, modern solution that will make doing business with us easier.*
As a valued partner, we want to make sure you are aware of the changes your clients will experience and how we’ll keep them informed along the way.
As customers migrate to the system, they’ll experience some important changes. A robust communications plan will help ensure your clients are well prepared and receive the right messages at the right time. Communication outreach will include emails, letters, robocalls, newsletters, online messaging, and other informational materials that highlight the new benefits they’ll experience.
To help ensure a seamless customer experience, migration will occur in waves. Wave 1 was deployed on April 21, 2025, wave 2 will follow in late July, wave 3 in September, and wave 4 is planned for April 2026. Please be aware that your clients will not all migrate at the same time in the same region: If you have more than one client, they may experience changes at different times.
Beginning July 11, only those clients migrating in wave 2 will lose access to their current portal. Starting July 21, these clients can pay their monthly premiums on business.kp.org.
Once your clients migrate to the new membership system, they will no longer have access to the Washington Business Portal. Everything your clients need to pay their monthly premiums and manage their financial health with Kaiser Permanente will be available on business.kp.org (formerly account.kp.org). This is our single online source for managing enrollments, viewing and downloading reports, staying updated on the latest business-related news and announcements, and paying monthly premiums.
Encourage your clients to utilize our online portal to make premium payments using the Manage Payments section on business.kp.org. This method is recommended as it’s faster, more efficient, and ensures payments are posted quickly and accurately.
Within Manage Payments, your clients will now have the ability to set up and utilize autopay, a feature unavailable until now. Clients no longer need to manually enter payment details each month. Instead, they can set up recurring payments for added convenience. Your clients will also benefit from real-time invoice updates and the ability to view their most current billing information.
Help your clients learn more about the features of Manage Payments in this video. Additional tutorial videos highlighting the features and functionality available on business.kp.org are located here or via this User Guide.
If a client is unable to use business.kp.org and will continue to pay monthly premiums via direct bank-to-bank or check, they will be notified before their migration that they are required to update their bank routing (ACH/wire transfer) or check payment information. For your reference:
Paying by check
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
P.O. Box 741562
Los Angeles, CA 90074-1562
Paying using ACH/EFT/wire transfer
Account number: 001416416461
Active ACH Blocks/Filters on file: Yes
Routing number ACH/EFT: 121000358
Routing number DOM. WIRES: 026009593
SWIFT Code INTL WIRES: BOFAUS3N (U.S domestic) BOFAUS6S (foreign currency)
Account name: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
Account address: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc., 393 E Walnut Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
Clients who receive bills will transition to a new bill that’s easier to understand. Click here for a handy reading guide.
As part of our ongoing “Go Green!” efforts, we are moving to paperless billing. Rest assured, your clients' bills and historical records — up to two years — will be available at business.kp.org in Documents and Manage Payments, respectively.
Members not included in your client’s full file will be terminated based on contract guidelines. To ensure accuracy, your client must explicitly report member coverage terminations and requested dates in their eligibility file. All terminations due to omission from the eligibility file will be detailed in their Eligibility Discrepancy Report (EDR) and/or Term by Omission (TBO) report.
As part of our transition to a new membership system, we have added several new columns and deleted others to provide your clients with the most relevant information.
Your clients will see some changes to the report as we introduce new elements like streamlined codes, more intuitive descriptions, and clearer options to resolve discrepancies.
Contact the Membership Administration Consultant team via email at Membership.Administration.Consultants@kp.org or call 1-855-327-5503.
*Note: Customers with contracts in California migrated to the new premium billing portion – Oracle Revenue Management and Billing (ORMB) – of the platform in 2021 and 2022.
