Select Health, formerly styled SelectHealth, is the nonprofit insurance arm of Intermountain Health, the Utah-based health system. It covers more than 1.1 million people in Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Colorado and has more than $5 billion in annual revenue (company figures).
Select Health is the largest commercial insurer in Utah, with 44% of the market, and the largest ACA exchange insurer there, with 66%, according to the American Medical Association. Its 2027 Utah individual rates rise an average of 5.96%, one of the smaller increases in the country.
Updated November 2026. This profile draws on company materials, regulatory filings, federal data and Health Plan News analysis. It is independent of Select Health; for questions about your coverage, call the number on your member ID card.
Select Health at a Glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Parent | Intermountain Health (nonprofit) |
| Headquarters | Murray, Utah |
| CEO | Rob Hitchcock |
| Founded | 1983 |
| Service area | Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado |
| Members | More than 1.1 million |
| ACA Marketplace | Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Colorado for 2027 |
| Medicare Advantage | Select Health Medicare (4.5 stars for 2026) |
| Medicaid | Select Health Community Care (Utah) |
ACA Marketplace and 2027 Rates
Select Health filed 2027 individual plans in all four of its states. Average 2027 increases are 5.96% in Utah, covering about 293,000 members, and 11.3% in Idaho (source). In Colorado, the company says it cannot meet the premium-reduction targets of the state’s Colorado Option public plan.
Medicare and Medicaid
Select Health Medicare is an HMO rated 4.5 stars for 2026. In Utah Medicaid, Select Health Community Care is an accountable care plan, with integrated physical and behavioral health coverage in several Wasatch Front counties. UnitedHealthcare is the largest Medicare Advantage insurer in Utah, with 54%, and Select Health is second, with 18%.
Select Health by the Numbers
- Market position: Select Health leads Utah’s commercial market (44%) and ACA exchange (66%) and Idaho’s exchange (34%), according to 2024 AMA data. See our market share by state page.
- Claim denials: Select Health’s Utah HealthCare.gov plans denied 18.7% of in-network claims in 2024, matching the national rate (federal data compiled by KFF).
Recent Select Health News
- Employer plans: Select Health added level-funded employer plans in Idaho and Colorado for 2026. (source)
- Colorado Option: Select Health said it sees no path to meet Colorado Option premium targets in 19 counties. (source)
How To Contact Select Health
| Purpose | Contact |
|---|---|
| Member and pharmacy services | 800-538-5038 |
| Medicaid | 855-442-3234 |
| Medicare | 855-442-9900 (TTY 711) |
| Hours | Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. MT |
| Website | selecthealth.org |
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Sources
ACASignups; ACASignups (SERFF filing); AMA 2025; Becker’s; AMA Competition in Health Insurance 2025; Becker’s Hospital Review; Becker’s Payer / Select Health newsroom; Becker’s Payer Issues; Colorado DOI; Idaho DOI; Intermountain Health leadership; American Medical Association, Competition in Health Insurance (2025 update); CMS Transparency in Coverage public use file (2024, via KFF).