Will UHC's screw ups on my 2016 coverage impact my taxes?

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DH went on Medicare 12/16.  I cancelled his insurance coverage with UHC effective 11/30/16 through the exchange and set it up for me to be covered alone for 12/16.  UHC exited the TX exchange for 2017 so my change was only for one month.

UHC didn't update any of their billing for December's premium, so I just paid the total amount to make certain I'd have coverage.  We had a lot happen in December, so I didn't get them called until the first week of January to straighten out the billing.  They issued me a refund equal to two months of premiums.  When I looked on the billing site, I could see that they had already screwed things up badly as they had removed all the tax credits we received and staggered the payments out incorrectly.  I contacted them, noted their error, and sent them a check for the correct premium amount for November and December.  I checked the billing site again a couple of weeks later and it was still messed up.  Today, I received a check back from them again, and of course, the billing site isn't correct.

I did receive a correct 1095-A and used it to file my taxes.  My concern now is that they are going to issue a revised 1095-A based on what they reflect on the billing site and it's horrific.  They show dropped coverage as of 7/16, no tax credits are reflected, the payment dates don't match any of my actual dates for payment, etc.  Do I really need to worry about this or do I just let it go?  I've spent so many hours attempting to fix their premium billing issues the past year I'd prefer not to be bothered.  But I also don't want to be caught in a gotcha situation.

Honestly, if this is how they manage and report all their individual policy payments, I can see why they claimed they lost money.