Take Command Customer Experience can be reached by chat, phone, or email for assistance with ICHRA and QSEHRA accounts.
How do I contact Take Command Customer Experience?
You can contact Customer Experience using any of the following methods:
Chat
Sign in to your Take Command account.
Select the chat icon in the lower-right corner of the screen.
Phone
1-855-TCH-HRAS (1-855-824-4727)
Which contact method should I use?
Choose based on your situation:
Chat — best for quick questions, portal navigation help, or checking status.
Phone — best for urgent or complex issues where you need real-time assistance (e.g., enrollment deadlines, portal lockouts).
Email — best for non-urgent questions or when you need to attach supporting documentation (screenshots, insurance cards, claim details).
What are Customer Experience hours?
Customer Experience is generally available:
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central Time
Support availability may vary during company holidays or special business hours.
What if I need help outside of business hours?
If you contact us outside of Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM CT, Tailor C (AI powered) can help you. You can also send an email to support@takecommandhealth.com and a Customer Experience representative will follow up on the next business day.
For urgent issues outside of business hours — such as an enrollment deadline today or a portal lockout blocking a time-sensitive submission — send an email to support@takecommandhealth.com with "URGENT" in the subject line and a description of your deadline. A Customer Experience representative will follow up on the next business day, but flagging urgency ensures your case is prioritized when the team opens.
What can Customer Experience help with?
Customer Experience can assist with questions about:
Health insurance enrollment — including status stuck in Pending or In Progress, plan selection errors, and eligibility start dates
Reimbursements — checking claim status, locating reimbursement statements, and resolving missing or incorrect amounts
Proof of coverage — uploading documentation, verifying submission status, and resolving compliance issues
Member Portal and Admin Portal access — login problems, broken links, and permission issues
Plan cancellations and coverage changes — including qualifying life events (marriage, new dependent, job change, loss of coverage)
Account administration — adding or removing employees and admins, updating company profile information
Payments and billing — premium payment issues, refund requests, and unexpected charges
ICHRA and QSEHRA plan questions — allowance amounts, HRA mechanics, and employer plan setup
Customer Experience can also assist with Take Command employer subscription cancellations, company offboarding, and account closure requests.
What information should I provide when contacting Customer Experience?
To help resolve your issue more quickly, include:
Your full name
Your role (employee, employer, or broker)
Company name, if applicable
A brief description of your question or issue
Screenshots or supporting documentation, if available
Any relevant error messages or claim information
Providing complete information helps Customer Experience investigate your request more efficiently.
What information should I include for specific issue types?
In addition to your name, role, and company, include the following based on your issue type:
Claim denial or reimbursement dispute — the claim ID or submission date, the denial reason shown in your portal (even if it's vague), the document(s) you submitted, and whether the same claim type was previously approved.
Payment or billing issue — the charge amount and date, the amount you expected, and whether your bank has confirmed no block on their end.
Portal access or locked field — the specific section or field that is inaccessible (for example: Health Insurance tab, Edit button, payment method), and a screenshot.
Enrollment status not updating — the action you completed (for example: enrolled, waived, submitted proof of coverage), the date you completed it, and your current portal status.
Mid-year plan change request — the type of change (for example: allowance adjustment, new eligibility class, waiting period), the requested effective date, and the number of employees affected.
Missing payroll report or documentation — the report name or type (for example: monthly reimbursement statement, PCORI filing), the plan year and month it should cover, and whether it previously generated successfully.
The more specific your initial contact, the faster Customer Experience can resolve your issue without needing a follow-up.
What to do when the issue needs urgent resolution
If your issue is time-sensitive — for example, an enrollment or payroll deadline within 24–48 hours — use the following approach:
Call during business hours (Mon–Fri, 8 AM–6 PM CT) for the fastest response on urgent issues.
If calling outside business hours, send an email to support@takecommandhealth.com with your deadline date in the subject line (e.g., 'Payroll cutoff July 28 — proof of coverage blocked'). This helps CX prioritize your case when they open.
If you contact us by chat and your issue cannot be resolved in that session, ask the agent to flag your ticket as urgent with your deadline date.
Admin account changes and access emergencies
If your primary administrator has left the company or you are locked out of the Admin Portal and cannot manage your account:
Contact Customer Experience by phone or email — do not attempt to create a new admin account, as this can cause data conflicts.
Include your company name, the name and email of the former admin, and your own name and contact details.
CX can verify account ownership and transfer administrator access to a new contact.
Billing reviews and refunds following employee terminations
If you believe an employee was billed for a period after their termination, or you need to request a refund for charges that should not have occurred:
Contact Customer Experience by email at support@takecommandhealth.com.
Include your company name, the employee's name and termination date, the charge amount and date, and any supporting documentation (e.g., termination confirmation from your records).
CX will review the billing history and initiate a refund if applicable. Include 'Billing review request' in your subject line.
When does this article not apply?
This article explains how to contact Take Command Customer Experience.
It does not provide instructions for submitting reimbursements, updating insurance information, or managing your HRA benefits through the Member Portal.
Key takeaway
Take Command Customer Experience is available by chat, phone, and email during normal business hours to assist employees, employers, and brokers with questions about ICHRA, QSEHRA, reimbursements, portal access, and account administration.
