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ContentsSection 1: General Information .................................................................................................................... 8
Contracts ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Updates and Revisions .............................................................................................................................. 8
Disclaimer .................................................................................................................................................. 8
Total Health Care Contact Numbers ........................................................................................................... 10
Total Health Care Vendor Numbers ............................................................................................................ 11
Provider Roles and Responsibilities ............................................................................................................ 12
Provider Roles and Responsibilities ........................................................................................................ 12
Primary Care Physician (PCP) Roles and Responsibilities ....................................................................... 12
Specialty Care Physician Roles and Responsibilities ............................................................................... 12
Hospital Roles and Responsibilities......................................................................................................... 12
Section 2: Billing and Payment ................................................................................................................... 13
Claim Submission Procedures ................................................................................................................. 13
Claim/Encounter Submission Requirements .......................................................................................... 13
Clean Claim Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 13
Claim Form Field Requirements .............................................................................................................. 14
Tax Identification and National Provider Identifier Requirements ......................................................... 15
NPI CHAMPS Registration Requirements for Medicaid Beneficiaries .................................................... 15
General Claim Billing Requirements ....................................................................................................... 16
EDI Claims Submissions ........................................................................................................................... 16
Paper Claims Submissions ....................................................................................................................... 16
Provider Reimbursement ........................................................................................................................ 17
Claim Filing Deadline ............................................................................................................................... 17
Appeals for Timely Filing ......................................................................................................................... 18
Claim Filing Deadline Exceptions: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHSS) ...... 18
Claim Filing Deadline Exceptions: Primary Insurance Providers ............................................................. 18
Resubmitting Claims: Process & Filing Limits .......................................................................................... 19
Corrected Claims – Replacement and Void Claims ................................................................................. 19
I ANSl‐837P (Professional) .................................................................................................................. 19
I ANSl‐8371 (Institutional) ................................................................................................................... 19
Rejected Claims ....................................................................................................................................... 20
CMS‐1500 Claim Form Required Fields ................................................................................................... 21
UB‐04 Claim Form Required Fields ......................................................................................................... 34
UB04 Claim Form ................................................................................................................................ 48
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Eligibility and Benefits ............................................................................................................................. 49
Online Verification .................................................................................................................................. 49
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) ............................................................................................................ 50
Telephone Verification ............................................................................................................................ 50
Our Products and Services ...................................................................................................................... 50
Identification Cards ................................................................................................................................. 50
Balance Billing ......................................................................................................................................... 51
Claim Status and Adjudication ................................................................................................................ 52
Clinical Edit Descriptions ......................................................................................................................... 52
Explanation of Benefit Description Codes .............................................................................................. 52
Explanation of Payment (EOP)/Remittance Advice ................................................................................ 53
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) .............................................................................................................. 53
Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) ....................................................................................................... 53
Front‐End Claim Rejections ..................................................................................................................... 53
Authorization and Referral Requirements .............................................................................................. 53
Referral/Authorization Number Reporting Requirement ....................................................................... 54
Requesting an Authorization for Medical Services, Equipment, and Medications ................................ 54
Requesting an Authorization for Therapy Services ................................................................................. 54
Retroactive Referrals .............................................................................................................................. 54
Seeing Patients without Prior Authorization or Referral ........................................................................ 55
Claim Appeals .......................................................................................................................................... 55
Overpayment and Recovery ................................................................................................................... 56
Section 3: Inpatient Facility Billing ............................................................................................................. 58
All Patient Refined Diagnosis‐Related Groups (APR‐DRGs) .................................................................... 58
Hospital Acquired Conditions (HAC) ....................................................................................................... 58
Other Provider Preventable Conditions (OPPC)...................................................................................... 59
ICD‐10‐CM Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries .................................................................................... 59
Late Charges ............................................................................................................................................ 59
Maternity Admissions ............................................................................................................................. 59
Newborn Inpatient Hospital Claim Requirements .................................................................................. 60
Present on Admission Indicators (POA) .................................................................................................. 61
POA Indicators ........................................................................................................................................ 61
POA Indicators Reporting Requirement Paper Claims ............................................................................ 62
POA Indicators Reporting Requirement Electronic Claims ..................................................................... 62
Span Billing Different Years ..................................................................................................................... 62
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Split Bills .................................................................................................................................................. 62
Denied Inpatient Days ............................................................................................................................. 63
Eligibility Termed During Admission ....................................................................................................... 63
Per Diem Reimbursement ....................................................................................................................... 63
Transfers ................................................................................................................................................. 63
15 Day Readmissions .............................................................................................................................. 63
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF) ................................................................................................................ 67
Section 4: Outpatient Facility Billing .......................................................................................................... 68
Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APCs) ........................................................................................... 68
Outpatient Code Editor (OCE) ................................................................................................................. 69
Bill Types ................................................................................................................................................. 69
Eligibility .................................................................................................................................................. 69
Emergency Services ................................................................................................................................ 69
Observation ............................................................................................................................................. 70
Outpatient Surgery ................................................................................................................................. 70
Ambulatory Surgical Centers .................................................................................................................. 71
Date of Service ........................................................................................................................................ 71
How to Bill Two Emergency Department/E/M Visits on the Same Day ................................................. 71
Device Codes ........................................................................................................................................... 72
Discounted Procedures ........................................................................................................................... 72
Incidental Procedures ............................................................................................................................. 72
Late Charges ............................................................................................................................................ 72
Outlier Payments .................................................................................................................................... 72
Packaged/Bundled Services .................................................................................................................... 74
Payment Status Indicators ...................................................................................................................... 75
Procedures/HCPCS Codes ....................................................................................................................... 75
Span Date Billing ..................................................................................................................................... 75
Split Bills .................................................................................................................................................. 75
Section 5: Billing For Procedures and Services .......................................................................................... 76
Add on Codes .......................................................................................................................................... 76
Ambulance Billing ................................................................................................................................... 76
Air Ambulance ......................................................................................................................................... 78
Prior Authorization Requirements for Non‐Emergent Ambulance Services ...................................... 79
Non‐Emergent Transports by Ambulance to Residence ..................................................................... 79
Anesthesia Billing .................................................................................................................................... 79
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Audits ...................................................................................................................................................... 81
Clinical Edits ............................................................................................................................................ 81
Types of Coding Clinical Edits .............................................................................................................. 82
Coordination of Benefits ......................................................................................................................... 84
Dental Medical Procedures ..................................................................................................................... 85
Dual‐Eligible Members ............................................................................................................................ 86
Durable Medical Equipment (DME) ........................................................................................................ 86
Early, Periodic, Screening, and Diagnostic Testing (EPSDT) Claims ........................................................ 87
Emergency Services ................................................................................................................................ 87
Physician Services Provided in the Emergency Department .................................................................. 88
Emergency Department Physician Claims Medicaid and Healthy Michigan Beneficiaries ..................... 88
Using Modifiers UD, UA (Medicaid Only) ................................................................................................ 88
Modifier UD: Treated and Released ................................................................................................... 88
Modifier UA: Treated and Admitted/Transferred .............................................................................. 88
Emergency Department Consultation .................................................................................................... 89
Emergency Department Observation Professional ................................................................................ 89
Evaluation and Management (E/M) Services ......................................................................................... 89
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) and Payment Integrity Audits ............................................................. 90
Global Surgery Package/Procedures ....................................................................................................... 92
Settings.................................................................................................................................................... 93
Health Risk Assessment .......................................................................................................................... 94
Hearing Aids ............................................................................................................................................ 94
Hearing Aid Repair .................................................................................................................................. 95
Home Infusion and Injectable Drugs ....................................................................................................... 95
Inpatient Professional Services ............................................................................................................... 95
Immunizations ........................................................................................................................................ 96
Vaccine For Children Program ............................................................................................................ 96
Vaccine Administration Codes ............................................................................................................ 96
Travel Immunizations .......................................................................................................................... 97
Laboratory and Pathology Services ......................................................................................................... 97
Maternity Billing ...................................................................................................................................... 97
Antepartum Care Visits CPT Codes ..................................................................................................... 98
Delivery Only CPT Codes ................................................................................................................... 999
Postpartum Care Only CPT Code ...................................................................................................... 999
Multiple Births .................................................................................................................................. 999
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Billing for Multiple Fetal Non‐Stress Tests for Multiple Births (CPT Code 59025) .............................. 99
Billing for Multiple Fetal Ultrasound Tests for Multiple Births ......................................................... 100
Medical Records .................................................................................................................................... 100
Modifiers ............................................................................................................................................... 101
National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) Edits ..................................................................................... 101
National Drug Code (NDC) Reporting Requirement for Physician Administered Drugs ....................... 102
Requirement on CMS‐1500 Paper Form: .......................................................................................... 103
Requirements Using the Electronic Claim Format CMS‐1500 .......................................................... 103
Requirement on UB 04 Paper Form .................................................................................................. 104
Requirements Using the Electronic Claim Format UB‐04 ................................................................. 104
Unit of Measure Qualifier ................................................................................................................. 104
Newborn Claims .................................................................................................................................... 105
Nursing Facility Ancillary Services ......................................................................................................... 105
Observation ........................................................................................................................................... 105
Outlier Payment Billing ......................................................................................................................... 105
Per Diem Services .................................................................................................................................. 105
Pharmacy “Buy and Bill” ....................................................................................................................... 106
Physicals ................................................................................................................................................ 106
Preventive Services ............................................................................................................................... 106
Difference Between a Preventive Screening and a Diagnostic Test ................................................. 106
Diagnostic Services Combined with a Preventive E/M Visit ............................................................. 107
How to Bill Preventive Screenings .................................................................................................... 107
Prosthetic and Orthotics ....................................................................................................................... 107
Short Stay Reimbursement ................................................................................................................... 107
Outpatient Hospital Claims Qualification ......................................................................................... 108
Inpatient Hospital Claims Qualification ............................................................................................ 108
Subrogation ........................................................................................................................................... 108
Taxonomy Codes ................................................................................................................................... 109
Third Party Liability ............................................................................................................................... 109
Unlisted Procedure and Not Otherwise Classified Codes ..................................................................... 109
Urgent Care ........................................................................................................................................... 110
Participating Urgent Care Providers ................................................................................................. 111
Non‐Participating Urgent Care Providers ......................................................................................... 111
Adjunct Urgent Care CPT Codes ........................................................................................................ 111
Vision Care – Commercial HMO, Exchange, and POS ........................................................................... 111
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Vision Care ‐ Medicaid .......................................................................................................................... 112
Workers' Compensation ....................................................................................................................... 113
Administrative Actions for Use Out‐of‐Network DME, Laboratory Services, and Cardiac Monitoring 113
Section 6: Member Benefits..................................................................................................................... 114
Covered Services ................................................................................................................................... 114
Excluded Services .................................................................................................................................. 114
Non‐Covered Services ........................................................................................................................... 114
Allergy Testing and Immunotherapy .................................................................................................... 115
Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Services ................................................................................ 115
Cardiac Monitoring ............................................................................................................................... 116
Chemotherapy ...................................................................................................................................... 116
Chemotherapy Provided at a Member’s Home .................................................................................... 117
Chiropractic Claims ............................................................................................................................... 117
Clinical Trials ......................................................................................................................................... 117
Dental Services ‐ Healthy Michigan Plan............................................................................................... 117
Diabetic Supply Guidelines ................................................................................................................... 118
Genetic Testing ..................................................................................................................................... 118
Genetic Testing For Hereditary Breast and/or Ovarian Cancer Screening (HBOC)............................... 118
Home Health Care ................................................................................................................................. 119
Homeopathic and Holistic Services ....................................................................................................... 119
Podiatry ................................................................................................................................................. 119
School Based Services – Medicaid Beneficiaries ................................................................................... 119
Section 7: Documents and Forms ............................................................................................................ 121
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Authorization Agreement .................................................................. 122
Fraud, Waste and Abuse Reporting Information .................................................................................. 122
Health Risk Assessment Form (Healthy Michigan Plan) ....................................................................... 124
Insurance Refund Request .................................................................................................................... 126
Provider Portal Registration Form ........................................................................................................ 127
Professional/Provider Change Form ..................................................................................................... 128
Therapy Services Authorization Request Form ..................................................................................... 129
Vision Eligibility Form ............................................................................................................................ 130
Section 8: Appendix ................................................................................................................................. 131
Admission Source Codes ....................................................................................................................... 131
Admission Type Codes .......................................................................................................................... 132
Bill Types by Category ........................................................................................................................... 133
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Coding ................................................................................................................................................... 135
Diagnosis Coding ............................................................................................................................... 135
Diagnosis Coding For Age Categories ................................................................................................ 135
Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Coding ..................................................... 135
CPT Coding (Level I) ........................................................................................................................... 136
Category II (Level II) .......................................................................................................................... 136
ICD‐10 Procedure Coding System (ICD‐10‐PCS) .................................................................................... 137
National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) ............................................................................................. 138
Procedure Coding .................................................................................................................................. 138
Condition Codes .................................................................................................................................... 138
Modifiers ............................................................................................................................................... 146
Occurrence Codes ................................................................................................................................. 151
Patient Status Codes ............................................................................................................................. 154
Payment Status Indicators .................................................................................................................... 157
Place of Service Codes (POS) ................................................................................................................. 157
Revenue Code Table and CPT/HCPCS Requirements............................................................................ 165
Value Codes................................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
Section 9: Common Causes of Claim Processing Delays, Rejections and Denials .................................... 166
Non‐discrimination Policy………………………………………………………………….170‐173
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Section 1: General Information
The Total Health Care Claims Provider Manual is designed to assist the provider in understanding the specific policies, procedures and billing guidelines of the health plan. Total Health Care is required by state and federal regulations to capture specific data regarding services rendered to its members. Plan providers must adhere to all billing requirements to ensure timely processing of claims. In most cases, Total Health Care follows Michigan Medicaid billing requirements.
Contracts Any service or benefit described in this manual is considered the general rule. The terms and conditions of your practice or medical group’s responsibilities for claims to the extent they conflict with this manual shall be governed by your contract agreement with Total Health Care. For any questions or clarity about your contract, you can contact our Provider Relations department at (800) 826-2862.
Updates and Revisions The Claims Provider Manual is a dynamic tool and will evolve with Total Health Care. Minor updates and revisions will be communicated to the primary care providers via our Total Health Care Newsletter or our website. Major revisions of the information in the Provider Manual will result in publication of a revised edition. The most current version of the Manual is always available on our website at www.thcmi.com.
Disclaimer This Manual is a component of your Total Health Care Provider Agreement and is meant to provide clarity and implementation guidance. In the event of a conflict or inconsistency between this Manual and your Agreement, the provisions of your Agreement will take precedence. Additionally, in the event of a conflict or inconsistency between this Manual and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, the provisions of Medicaid will take precedence.
In the event of a conflict or inconsistency between state regulatory requirements and this Manual, the regulatory provisions will control, except when the benefit contracts fall outside the scope of that regulatory control.
Total Health Care makes no representations or warranties with respect to the content hereof. Further, Total Health Care reserves the right to revise this publication without obligation on our part to notify any person or entity of such revision or changes. Revisions are effective immediately upon publication.
Special Note: This Manual is provided for the convenience of providers participating in any Total Health Care network and non-par providers rendering emergent or authorized service.
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Nothing in this Manual shall be interpreted as guaranteeing coverage of any service, treatment, drugs or supplies because coverage or non-coverage is always governed exclusively by the terms of the member’s health benefit coverage documents. Accordingly, in case of any question or doubt about coverage, providers should always review the member’s particular health benefit coverage document.
Current procedural terminology (CPT) codes, descriptions, numeric modifiers, instructions, guidelines and other material are copyrighted by the American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved.
Other policies and procedures, not reflected in this Manual, are published regularly in our provider newsletter, in official plan documents, or in other special publications, letters, or notices, including but not limited to credentialing standards, appeals policies and procedures, network terms and conditions, and Provider Agreements. To ensure you have the most current information, please visit Total Health Care at www.thcmi.com or contact us Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at (800) 826-2862 and ask to speak to a Provider Services Representative.
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Total Health Care Contact Numbers
Department Phone Number Fax Number Email InquiriesCase Management Coordinate case management services Questions about Disease Management
Programs
800-826-2862 313-748-1312
Claims Payment Discrepancies Claim Denial Explanations *The claims department does not status claims over the phone. All information related to claims status, payment information, denial information, etc. can be obtained through our provider portal at https://thcmi.com/provider-central/.
800-826-2862 313-871-6407 [email protected]
Coordination of Benefit Coordination of Benefit questions
800-826-2862 313-871-6407
Customer Service Verify member eligibility Obtain general information and assistance Record member personal data change Obtain member benefit interpretation File complaints and grievances
800-826-2862 313-871-6406
EDI Help Desk 835 Inquiries 837 Inquiries
313-293-6463 [email protected]
Pharmacy Process medication prior authorization
requests
800-826-2862 313-871-6229 [email protected]
Provider Credentialing Contractual issues Primary care administration Initiate physician affiliation, disaffiliation &
transfer
800-826-2862 313-748-1390 [email protected]
Provider Relations Discuss recurring problems and concerns Provider education assistance Primary care administration
800-826-2862 313-748-1390 [email protected]
Provider Portal Help Desk Portal Issues
844-842-3627 ext. 5
Quality Improvement - Requests and questions about Clinical
Practice Guidelines and Quality Initiatives Requests and questions about Preventive
Healthcare Guidelines Questions about QI Regulatory requirements
800-826-2862
Process prior authorization requests Perform pre-service review of select services Conduct inpatient review and discharge
planning activities
800-826-2862 313-748-1312
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Total Health Care Vendor Numbers
Service Provider Phone Number Fax Number Claim Mailing AddressBehavioral Health/Substance Abuse
Beacon Health Options
800-888-3944 48561 Alpha Drive Suite 150 Wixom, MI 48393
Cardiac Monitoring Medicomp 800-234-3278 321-676-2282
Dental (Healthy Michigan Plan Only)
Healthy Michigan Dental
800-875-2400 313-875-2401 Healthy Michigan Dental PO Box 2819 Detroit, MI 48202-3231
Diabetic Supplies/Insulin Pumps
J&B Medical Supplies
844-236-7933
Durable Medical Equipment Binson’s Home Medical Equipment
888-246-7667
Incontinence Supplies – CSHCS Only
J&B Medical Supplies
800-980-0047
Non-Emergent Ambulance Transportation
Universal Ambulance 586-274-2900
Pharmacy Specialty Medications Envision Specialty 877-437-9012 877-309-0687 Pharmacy Benefit Management
EnvisionRx 844-222-5584 866-422-9119
Pharmacy Department Total Health Care 800-826-2862 Ext. 3300
313-871-6229
Mail Order Pharmacy (Commercial Only)
Envision Mail 866-909-5170 866-909-5171
Prosthetics & Orthotics – PT/OT/ST Navant 734-995-0198 P.O. Box 21486
Eagan, MN 55121-0486 EDI Payer ID 38201
Transportation (Medicaid Only)
Veyo 800-826-2862 Ext. 3608
Vision Claims (Commercial HMO, Exchange, and POS)
Occupational Eyewear Network
313-565-5600
Occupational Eyewear Network 23469 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48124
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Provider Roles and Responsibilities
Provider Roles and Responsibilities This section describes the expectations for PCPs, Specialists, Hospitals and Ancillary providers who are contracted with Total Health Care.
Primary Care Physician (PCP) Roles and Responsibilities All covered health services are either delivered by the PCP or are referred/approved by the PCP and/or Total Health Care, except for required direct access benefits or self-referral services. There are certain services that also require prior authorization from Total Health Care.
Specialty Care Physician Roles and Responsibilities Total Health Care recognizes that the specialty physician is a valuable team member in delivering care to our members. Some of the key specialty physician roles and responsibilities include:
Rendering services requested by the PCP Communicating with the PCP regarding medical findings in writing Obtaining prior-authorization before rendering any services not specified on the original
authorization Confirming member eligibility and benefit level prior to rendering services Providing a consultation report to the PCP within 60 days of the consult Providing the lab or radiology provider with: The PCP and/or prior authorization number (when necessary) The member’s Medicaid ID number
Specialists may also contact Total Health Care to verify and request prior authorization for services.
Hospital Roles and Responsibilities Total Health Care recognizes that the hospital is a valuable team member in delivering care to our members. Some essential hospital responsibilities include:
Coordination of discharge planning with Total Health Care Utilization Management staff Coordination of mental health/substance abuse care with the PCP, the health plan and the
appropriate county agency or provider Obtaining the required prior authorization before rendering services Communication
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Section 2: Billing and Payment
Claim Submission Procedures Claims for billable services provided to plan members must be submitted by the provider or an entity employed by the provider who performed the services. When required data elements are missing or invalid, claims will be denied by the plan for correction and resubmission.
Claim/Encounter Submission Requirements Total Health Care requires all participating providers to properly code all relevant diagnoses and Service codes on all professional, inpatient and outpatient facility claims submitted. Total Health Care requires all diagnosis coding to use ICD-10, as mandated by CMS. In addition, CPT-4 coding and/or Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) is required for all outpatient, surgical, obstetrical, injectable drugs, diagnostic laboratory and radiology procedures. When coding, the Provider must select the code(s) that most closely describe(s) the diagnosis and procedure(s) performed. When a single code is available for reporting multiple tests or procedures, that code must be utilized rather than reporting the tests or procedures individually. Claims submitted with invalid, incorrect or missing procedure codes will be denied. Total Health Care tracks billing codes and Providers who continue to apply incorrect coding rules. Providers will be educated on the proper use of codes as a part of the retrospective review process. Should a Provider continue to repeat the inappropriate coding practice, the Provider will be subject to review by the corporate Special Investigations Unit and possible adverse action. Providers using electronic submission shall submit all claims to Total Health Care or its designee, as applicable, using the HIPAA-compliant 837 electronic format, or a CMS-1500 and/or UB-04. Claims must include the Provider’s NPI, Tax ID and the valid taxonomy code that most accurately describes the services reported on the claim. The Provider acknowledges and agrees that no reimbursement is due for a Covered Service and/or no claim is complete for a Covered Service unless performance of that Covered Service is fully and accurately documented in the Member’s medical record prior to the initial submission of any claim. The Provider also acknowledges and agrees that at no time shall Members be responsible for any payments to the Provider with the exception of Member out-of-pocket expenses and/or non-Covered Services.
Clean Claim Requirements Clean claim defined: A clean claim has no defect, impropriety or special circumstance, including incomplete documentation that delays timely payment. A provider submits a clean claim by providing the required data elements on the standard claims forms, along with any attachments and additional elements, or revisions to data elements, attachments and additional elements, of which the provider has knowledge. Claims for inpatient and facility programs and services are to be submitted on the UB-04 and claims for individual professional procedures and services are to be submitted on the CMS-1500.
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Required clean claim elements: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) developed claim forms that record the information needed to process and generate provider reimbursement. The required elements of a clean claim must be complete, legible and accurate. Before we can process a claim, it must be a "clean" or complete claim submission, which includes the following information, when applicable:
The individual's member number and the patient's name, address, and date of birth. The day, month, and year the service was provided. The name, appropriate tax identification number (TIN), and national provider
identification (NPI) number of the provider and physician rendering the service, and location of service.
Provider certification required by MCL 400.111b (17) and identifying information required by MCL 400.111b (21). This certification allows the provider to file Medicaid claims.
Substantiation of medical necessity and appropriateness of service as required by the health plan.
An applicable authorization number, if required by the health plan. Any additional documentation required by the health plan for the service rendered.
Additional documentation may include, but is not limited to, medical. Primary carrier Explanation of Benefits (EOB) when Total Health Care is the secondary
payer. Standard Diagnostic Related Groupings (DRG) or Revenue codes (facility). Standard Health Care Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) and Standard Current
Procedural Terminology (CPT®) code sets, and modifiers. Standard International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) codes, 10th revision. Accurate entries for all fields of information contained in the UB04 and CMS-1500 claim
forms.
Claim Form Field Requirements The following charts describe the fields that must be completed for the standard Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) CMS-1500 and UB-04 claim forms. A sample of each form can be found in the exhibits. If the field is required without exception, an “R” (required) is noted in the required or Conditional box. If completing the field depends on certain circumstances, the requirement is listed as “C” (conditional), and the relevant conditions are explained in the Instructions and Comments box. The CMS-1500 claim form must be completed for all professional medical services, and the UB-04 claim form must be completed for all facility claims. Refer to the NUCC or NUBC reference manuals for additional information. Claim data requirements apply to all claim submissions, regardless of the method of submission (electronic or paper).
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Tax Identification and National Provider Identifier Requirements Total Health Care requires the payer-issued Tax ID / TIN and NPI on all claims submissions for both typical and atypical providers. Total Health Care will reject claim submissions without the Tax ID and/or NPI. More information on NPI requirements, including HIPAA’s Administrative Simplification NPI Final Rule, is available on the CMS website at http://www.cms.gov/.
NPI CHAMPS Registration Requirements for Medicaid Beneficiaries All Michigan Medicaid Providers, including Out-of-State Providers must enroll in the Michigan Medicaid Program through CHAMPS in order for claims to be considered for payment.
Effective with date of service 1/1/2018, MDHHS has mandated that all providers who participate in Medicaid must be enrolled in CHAMPS in order to receive payment. This includes:
‘Typical’ Providers: Physicians Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants Hospitals
Atypical Providers: Community Health Worker Limited Licensed Social Worker Home Health Care Provider Dietitian Physical Therapist Private Duty Nurse Personal Emergency Response System Speech Pathologists
This includes both Type I and Type II NPIs
Managed Care Plans will be required to “associate” providers to their health plans Claims will be rejected if the rendering provider is not listed on a claim. Claims will be rejected if the rendering provider is not enrolled in CHAMPS.
Applying on CHAMPS:
CHAMPS is a NPI based system and all providers, groups and/or facilities must obtain and register their NPI with the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) prior to enrollment in CHAMPS.
All providers will need to complete an enrollment through the online CHAMPS system their SSN or EIN/TIN. To register your SSN or EIN/TIN visit http://www.mi.gov/cpexpress. Provider Enrollment typically takes a week to complete. A provider may request that enrollment be retroactive to a specific date when completing the on‐line application. Enrollment may be
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retroactive one year from the date the request is received if the provider’s license/certification is effective for that entire period. Contact Information: Atypical Providers 800‐979‐4662 [email protected] All Providers 800‐292‐2550 [email protected] General Claim Billing Requirements To ensure timely processing of claims, the correct and required information must be provided in the designated claim fields.
EDI Claims Submissions We encourage providers to submit claims electronically. Electronic claims submission is fast, accurate, and reliable and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If complete information is provided, electronic claims are typically processed seven to 10 days faster than paper claims. Electronic claims submitted to Total Health Care must be in ANSI X12N 837 5010 format. Total Health Care receives claims through Emdeon or Ingenix with payor ID 38201. To submit through another clearinghouse or have questions related to EDI submission; contact our EDI Department at (313) 293-6434. Paper Claims Submissions Paper claims must be submitted using an industry-standardized form. Handwritten claims are not acceptable. Paper claims for medical services must be submitted to Total Health Care at:
Total Health Care, Inc., Michigan P.O. Box 21486
Eagan, MN 55121-0486
Multiple Page Paper Claim Submission All services provided should be billed on one claim. If the services extend to more than one claim, do not place a TOTAL CHARGES amount on the claims pages unless it is the last page of the claim; and then that should be for the total for all pages. Attachments Individual claim forms are separated. Each claim is processed separately. Do not staple original claims together. Paper claims must be standardized to meet imaging specifications as follows:
Use only the red and white CMS-1500 claim form with pre-printed patch code for all submissions including status claims. No copies or other forms will be accepted.
Use only the red and white UB 04 OCR/original claim for all submissions including status claims. No copies or other forms will be accepted.
Make certain print type on the claim is a dark and legible print and printed within the correct column/ box. Make certain that no data is on the red dividing line.
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All claims must be typed or electronically generated. Type all claim information and comments. Handwritten claims are not acceptable.
Eliminate all character symbols, i.e., periods, commas, etc. Do not staple claims and attachments. Multi-page paper claims: Omit the total charges until the final page. Billed charges must match the amount shown as billed on the EOB or your claim will be
rejected as "Inappropriate EOB - does not match claim." You will then have to rebill the claim.
Faxed or emailed claims, original or corrected, will not be accepted. NOTE: Secondary claims can only be submitted on paper and must include a copy of the primary EOB.
Provider Reimbursement Contracted Providers Contracted providers will be reimbursed at their contracted fee schedule. Plan guidelines and benefits must be followed for payment consideration. Cofinity, First Health, and Multiplan Providers For providers in the Cofinity, First Health, or Multiplan networks, services related to out of area emergency room, inpatient admissions, and urgent care services for commercial, Exchange, and POS members will be reimbursed at the repricing negotiated rate. Plan guidelines and benefits must be followed for payment consideration. Out of Network Commercial, Exchange, and POS Providers Out of network providers will be reimbursed at Total Health Care’s usual and customary fee schedule or the negotiated rate for commercial, Exchange, and POS members. Plan guidelines and benefits must be followed for payment consideration. Out of Network Medicaid Providers Out of network providers will be reimbursed at the Medicaid fee schedule for Medicaid beneficiaries. Plan guidelines and benefits must be followed for payment consideration. Out of Network Services Provided to POS Members Out of network services provided to POS members not related to emergency care, inpatient admissions, or urgent care must be rendered by Cofinity or First Health providers only. Providers that are not in the Cofinity or First Health network will be denied as out of network providers and the member will be liable.
Claim Filing Deadline Total Health Care’s filing limit is 365 days from the date of service. All claims, resubmissions, and corrected claims must be submitted within our filing limit. Total Health Care uses the line item ‘From’ date to determine the date of service for claims filing timeliness for claims submitted by health care professionals and suppliers that include span dates of service. (This includes Durable Medical Equipment (DME) supplies and rental items.).
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For inpatient facility claims, the filing limit begins with the discharge date.
Appeals for Timely Filing Total Health Care encourages you to submit your bills as soon as possible to facilitate prompt payment. Total Health Care will deny claims if they arrive after the deadline date. Claims denied as a result of timeliness are not subject to appeals. The provider is liable for filing limit denials. Exception: A clearinghouse electronic acknowledgement indicating claim was electronically accepted by Total Health Care can be accepted as proof that a claim was submitted timely if the claim in question was submitted without any billing errors causing the claim not to be a “clean” submission. A copy of the provider’s billing screen is not acceptable as evidence of timely submission. Remember: Total Health Care prohibits balance billing your patient if claims are denied because they were not submitted within the time frame outlined above.
Claim Filing Deadline Exceptions: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHSS) Per MDHHS policy, providers have sixty (60) days from the Medicaid Remittance Advice Date to submit claims to the Medicaid Health Plans. The Medicaid Remittance Advice must be submitted with the claim for payment. If the claim and remittance are not received within sixty (60) days from the takeback remittance advice, the claim will be denied for filing limit as provider liability.
Claim Filing Deadline Exceptions: Primary Insurance Providers When another payer makes or recovers payment near or after our filing limit, Total Health Care will allow the provider to rebill for secondary consideration within 120 days from the primary payer remittance advice date.
Attach the EOB to the claim so we can verify the claim was submitted to us within the 120 days and mail to our paper claims mailing address.
If follow-up is not completed within 120 days, any request will deny without appeal rights.
Corrected or augmented information received after that date will be automatically denied as the provider's responsibility.
Denials related to authorizations/medical necessity or coding/clinical edits still follow the filing limit rules.
Negligence by the provider's staff does not justify an exception to this policy.
*Please note our system is set-up to systematically deny claims received after the filing limit. If your claim is denied and the claim and primary EOB was submitted within 120 days please contact our claims department for review.
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Resubmitting Claims: Process & Filing Limits All follow-up, including resolving all claim denials and discrepancies, must be completed within one year of the date of service. Claims received after the filing limit will be denied as provider liability.
Corrected Claims – Replacement and Void Claims Denied claims are registered in the claim processing system, but do not meet requirements for payment under plan guidelines. Corrected claims should be resubmitted with the appropriate frequency type and the original claim number. These are required elements and the claims will be denied if not coded correctly. Corrected claims must be resubmitted within one year of the claim DOS.
A corrected claim is defined as a claim that has been altered in any way from the original. Charges must have been previously submitted and processed. If there is no prior claim in history the claim will be denied for invalid bill type unless
appropriate documentation is attached to the claim detailing a prior submission. Claims resubmitted with proof of timely filing or a primary carrier’s EOB do not require
a corrected bill type.
CMS-1500 Claims Use “7” for replacement of a prior claim Use “8” to void or cancel a prior claim Include the original claim number in field 22 of the paper claim or the appropriate EDI
segment
CMS UB-04 Claims Use TOB XX7 for replacement of a prior claim Use TOB XX8 to void or cancel a prior claim Include the original claim number in field 54 of the paper claim or the appropriate EDI
segment I ANSl-837P (Professional) Both items listed below must be completed to be considered a corrected claim. In the 2300 Loop, the CLM segment (Claim Information), CLMOS-3 (claim frequency type code) must indicate one of the following qualifier codes:
7 - REPLACEMENT (Replacement of Prior Claim) 8 - VOID (Void/Cancel of Prior Claim)
In the 2300 Loop, the REF02 segment (Original Reference Number (ICN DCN)) must include the Original Claim Number issued to the claim being corrected. The original claim number can be found on your Remittance Advice. I ANSl-8371 (Institutional) Both items listed below must be reported to be considered a corrected claim. In the 2300 Loop, the CLM segment (Claim lnformation),the CLMOS-3 (Claim Frequency Type Code) must indicate the third digit of the Type of Bill being sent The third digit of the Type of
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Bill is the frequency and can indicate if the bill is an Adjustment, a Replacement or a Voided claim as follows:
7 - REPLACEMENT (Replacement of Prior Claim) 8 - VOID (Void/Cancel of Prior Claim)
In the 2300 Loop, the REF02 segment (Original Reference Number (ICN/DCN)) must include the Original Claim Number issued to the claim being corrected. The original claim number can be found on your Remittance Advice. When submitting a void claim, the provider should include the reason the claim is voided (e.g. “Other Insurance Primary”, “Filed in Error”, etc. (If another insurer is primary, please include the primary carrier information). NOTE: Corrected claims are subject to timely filing claims submission guidelines.
Rejected Claims Rejected claims are claims with invalid or required missing data elements, such as the provider Tax ID number or the member ID number, that are returned to the provider or EDI vendor. Rejected claims are not registered in the claim processing system and are to be resubmitted as a ‘new’ claim.
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields
CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
N/A Carrier Block Enter in the white, open carrier area the
name and address of the payer to whom
this claim is being sent. Enter the name
and address information in the following
format:
• First line: Name
• Second line: First line of address
• Third line: Second line of address, if
necessary
• Fourth line: City, state (two
characters) and ZIP code
2010BB NM103
N301
N302
N401
N402
N403
For an address with three lines, enter it in the following
format:
• First line: Name
• Second line: Line of address
• Third line: Leave blank
• Fourth line: City, state (two characters) and ZIP code
PATIENT INFORMATION (Fields 1-13) 1
(Split Field)
Coverage Optional Indicate the type of health insurance coverage applicable to this claim by placing an X in the appropriate box. Only one box can be marked.
2000B SBR09 Titled Claim Filing Indicator in the 837P.
1a Insured’s ID Number
Required Enter the insured’s ID number as shown on insured’s ID card for the payer to which the claim is being submitted. If the patient has a unique Patient Identification Number assigned by the payer, then enter that number in this field.
2010BA NM109 Titled Subscriber Primary Identifier in the 837P.
2 Patient’s Name Required Enter the patient’s full last name, first name, and middle initial. If the patient uses a last name suffix (e.g., Jr, Sr), enter it after the last name and before the first name.
2010CA or
2010BA
NM103
NM104
NM105
NM107
3 Patient’s Birth Date and Gender
Required Enter the patient’s 8-digit birth date (MM | DD | YYYY). Enter an X in the correct box to indicate sex (gender) of the patient.
2010CA or
2010BA
DMG02
DMG03
Sex is titled Gender in the 837P.
4 Insured’s Name Required Enter the insured’s full last name, first name, and middle initial. If the insured uses a last name suffix (e.g., Jr, Sr), enter it after the last name and before the first name.
2010BA NM103
NM104
NM105
NM107
Titled Subscriber in the 837P
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
5 Patient’s Address, City, State, Zip Code, and Telephone Number
Required Enter the patient’s address. The first line is for the street address; the second line, the city and state; the third line, the ZIP code. If the patient’s address is the same as the insured’s address, then it is not necessary to report the patient’s address.
2010CA N301
NM302
N401
N402
N403
6 Patient Relationship to Insured
Required Enter an X in the correct box to indicate the patient’s relationship to insured when Item Number 4 is completed. Only one box can be marked.
If the patient is a dependent, but has a unique Member Identification Number and the payer requires the identification number be reported on the claim, then report “Self”, since the patient is reported as the insured.
2000B
2000C
N404
SBR02
PAT01
Titled Individual Relationship Code in the 837P.
7 Insured’s Address, City, State, Zip Code, and Telephone Number
Required Enter the insured’s address. If Item Number 4 is completed, then this field should be completed. The first line is for the street address; the second line, the city and state; the third line, the ZIP code.
FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION CLAIMS: Enter the address of the Employer.
FOR OTHER PROPERTY AND CASUALTY CLAIMS: Enter the address of the insured noted in Item Number 4.
2010BA N301
N302
N401
N402
N403
Titled Subscriber Address in the 837P.
8 Reserved for NUCC use
N/A
9 (Split Field)
Other Insured’s Name
Conditional If Item Number 11d is marked, complete fields 9, 9a, and 9d, otherwise leave blank. When additional group health coverage exists, enter other insured’s full last name, first name, and middle initial of the enrollee in another health plan if it is different from that shown in Item Number 2.
2330A N103
N104
N105
N107
N10Y
Titled Other Subscriber Name in the 837P.
9a Other Insured’s Policy or Group Number
Conditional Enter the policy or group number of the other insured.
2320 SBR03 Titled Group or Policy Number in the 837P.
9b Reserved for NUCC Use
N/A
9c Reserved for NUCC Use
N/A
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
9d Other Insured’s Insurance Plan Name or Program Name
Conditional Enter the other insured’s insurance plan or program name.
2320 SBR04 Titled Other Insurance Group Name in the 837P.
10 (Split Field)
Is Patient’s Condition Related To:
Required Only one box on each line can be marked.
10a-c Employment?
Auto Accident
Other Accident
Required When appropriate, enter an X in the correct box to indicate whether one or more of the services described in Item Number 24 are for a condition or injury that occurred on the job or as a result of an automobile or other accident. NOTE: The state postal code where the accident occurred must be reported if “YES” is marked in 10b for “Auto Accident.” Any item marked “YES” indicates there may be other applicable insurance coverage that would be primary, such as automobile liability insurance. Primary insurance information must then be shown in Item Number 11.
2300 CLM11 Titled Related Causes Code in the 873P.
10d Claim Codes (Designated by NUCC)
Conditional When applicable, use to report appropriate claim codes. Applicable claim codes are designated by the NUCC. Please refer to the most current instructions from the public or private payer regarding the need to report claim codes.
2300 HI HI is for reporting other condition codes.
11 (Split Field)
Insured’s Policy, Group, or FECA Number
Required Enter the insured’s policy or group number as it appears on the insured’s health care identification card. If Item Number 4 is completed, then this field should be completed.
2000B SBR03 Titled Subscriber Group or Policy Number in the 837P.
11a Insured’s Date of Birth, Gender
Conditional Required if the member is not the insured. Enter the 8-digit date of birth (MM│DD│YYYY) of the insured and an X to indicate the sex (gender) of the insured. Only one box can be marked. If gender is unknown, leave blank.
2010BA DMG02
DMG03
Titled Subscriber Birth Date and Subscriber Gender Code in the 837P.
11b Other Claim ID (Designated by NUCC)
Conditional Enter the “Other Claim ID.” Applicable claim identifiers are designated by the NUCC.
2010BA REF01
REF02
Changed to Other Claim ID.
Insured’s Employer Name and School Name do not exist in the 837P.
11c Insurance Plan Name or Program Name
Conditional Enter the name of the insurance plan or program of the insured. Some payers require an identification number of the primary insurer rather than the name in this field.
2000B SBR04 Titled Subscriber Group Name in the 837P.
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
11d Is there another Health Benefit Plan?
Conditional When appropriate, enter an X in the correct box. If marked “YES”, complete 9, 9a, and 9d. Only one box can be marked.
2320 Presence of loop 2320 indicates Y (yes) to the question.
12 Patient’s or Authorized Person’s Signature
Not Required
Enter “Signature on File,” “SOF,” or legal signature. When legal signature, enter date signed in 6-digit (MM|DD|YY) or 8-digit format (MM|DD|YYYY) format. If there is no signature on file, leave blank or enter “No Signature on File.”
2300 CLM09 Titled Release of
Information Code in the 837P.
13 Insured’s or Authorized Person’s Signature
Not Required
Enter “Signature on File,” “SOF,” or legal signature. If there is no signature on file, leave blank or enter “No Signature on File.”
2300 CLM08 Titled Benefit Assignment
Certification in the 837P.
PHYSICIAN OR SUPPLIER INFORMATION (FIELDS 14-33) 14 Date of Current
Illness, Injury, or Pregnancy (LMP)
Conditional Enter the 6-digit (MM│DD│YY) or 8-digit (MM│DD│YYYY) date of the first date of the present illness, injury, or pregnancy. For pregnancy, use the date of the last menstrual period (LMP) as the first date. Enter the applicable qualifier to identify which date is being reported.
431 Onset of Current Symptoms or Illness
484 Last Menstrual Period
Enter the qualifier to the right of the vertical, dotted line.
2300 DTP01
DTP03
Titled in the 837P. Date - Onset of Current Illness or Symptom Date – Last Menstrual Period
15 Other Date Conditional Enter another date related to the patient’s condition or treatment. Enter the date in the 6-digit (MM│DD│YY) or 8-digit (MM│DD│YYYY) format. Enter the applicable qualifier to identify which date is being reported.
454 Initial Treatment
304 Latest Visit or Consultation
453 Acute Manifestation of a Chronic Condition
439 Accident
455 Last X-ray
471 Prescription
2300 DTP01
DTP03
If Patient Has Had Same or Similar Illness does not exist in the 837P.
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
090 Report Start (Assumed Care Date)
091 Report End (Relinquished Care Date)
444 First Visit or Consultation
Enter the qualifier between the left-hand set of vertical, dotted lines.
16 Dates Patient Unable to Work in Current Occupation
Conditional If the patient is employed and is unable to work in current occupation, a 6-digit (MM│DD│YY) or 8-digit (MM│DD│YYYY) date must be shown for the “from–to” dates that the patient is unable to work. An entry in this field may indicate employment-related insurance coverage.
2300 DTP03 Titled Disability From and Work Return Date in the
837P.
17 (Split Field)
Name of Referring Provider or Other Source
Conditional Enter the name (First Name, Middle Initial, Last Name) followed by the credentials of the professional who referred or ordered the service(s) or supply(ies) on the claim.
If multiple providers are involved, enter one provider using the following priority order:
1. Referring Provider
2. Ordering Provider
3. Supervising Provider
2310A
(Referring)
2310D
(Supervising)
2420E
(Ordering)
NM101
NM103
NM104
NM105
NM107
17a Other ID# Conditional The Other ID number of the referring, ordering, or supervising provider is reported in 17a in the shaded area. The qualifier indicating what the number represents is reported in the qualifier field to the immediate right of 17a.
2310A
(Referring)
2310D
(Supervising)
2420E
(Ordering)
REF01
REF02
Titled Referring Provider Secondary Identifier, Supervising Provider Secondary Identifier, and Ordering Provider
Secondary Identifier in the 837P.
17b NPI # Required Enter the NPI number of the referring, ordering, or supervising provider in Item Number 17b.
2310A
(Referring)
NM109 Titled Referring Provider Identifier, Supervising Provider Identifier, and
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
2310D
(Supervising)
2420E
(Ordering)
Ordering Provider Identifier in the 837P.
18 Hospitalization Dates Related to Current Services
Conditional Enter the inpatient 6-digit (MM│DD│YY) or 8-digit (MM│DD│YYYY) hospital admission date followed by the discharge date (if discharge has occurred). If not discharged, leave discharge date blank. This date is when a medical service is furnished as a result of, or subsequent to, a related hospitalization.
2300 DTP03 Titled Related
Hospitalization Admission Date and Related Discharge
Date in the 837P. 19 Additional
Claim Information (Designated by NUCC)
Not Required
Please refer to the most current instructions from the public or private payer regarding the use of this field. Some payers ask for certain identifiers in this field. If identifiers are reported in this field, enter the appropriate qualifiers describing the identifier.
2300 NTE
PWK
20 Outside Lab? $Charges
Conditional Complete this field when billing for purchased services by entering an X in “YES.” A “YES” mark indicates that the reported service was provided by an entity other than the billing provider (for example, services subject to Medicare’s anti-markup rule). A “NO” mark or blank indicates that no purchased services are included on the claim.
If “Yes” is marked, enter the purchase price under “$Charges” and complete Item Number 32. Each purchased service must be reported on a separate claim form as only one charge can be entered.
2400 PS102 Titled Purchased Service Charge Amount in the 837P.
21 Diagnosis or Nature of Illness or Injury
Required Enter the applicable ICD indicator to identify which version of ICD codes is being reported:
0 ICD-10-CM
Enter the indicator between the vertical, dotted lines in the upper right-hand portion of the field.
Enter the codes left justified on each line to identify the patient’s diagnosis and/or condition. Do not include the decimal point in the diagnosis code, because it is implied. List no more than 12 ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes.
2300 HI01-2,
HI02-2,
HI03-2,
HI04-2,
HI05-2,
HI06-2,
HI07-2,
HI08-2,
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
Relate lines A - L to the lines of service in 24E by the letter of the line. Use the greatest level of specificity. Do not provide narrative description in this field. NOTE: Claims with invalid diagnosis codes
will be denied for payment.
“External cause” codes are not acceptable as a primary diagnosis.
HI09-2,
HI10-2,
HI11-2,
HI12-2
22 Resubmission and/or Original Reference Number
Conditional For resubmissions adjustments, enter the appropriate frequency code. List the original reference number for resubmitted claims.
When resubmitting a claim, enter the appropriate bill frequency code left justified in the left-hand side of the field, and the claim ID number of the original claim in the Original Reference Number section of this field. This is required for corrected, resubmitted, or adjusted claims:
6 Corrected claim
7 Replacement of prior claim
8 Void/cancel of prior claim
This Item Number is not intended for use for original claim submissions.
2300
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2300
CLM05-3
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REF02
Titled Claim Frequency Code in the 837P.
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Titled Payer Claim Control Number in the 837P. List the original reference number for resubmitted claims.
(Resubmission means the code and original reference number assigned by the payer to indicate a previously submitted claim.)
23 Prior Authorization Number
Conditional Enter any of the following: prior authorization number or referral number. Please refer to the Provider Manual or Total Health Care website: www.thcmi.com to determine if services rendered require an authorization. If the service requires an authorization or a referral and this number is missing the claim will reject.
2300 REF02
REF0-G1
Titled Prior Authorization Number in 837P is the payer assigned number authorizing the service(s).
24 (Split Field)
Service/Procedure Information
Supplemental information can only be entered with a corresponding, completed service line. The six service lines in section 24 have been divided horizontally to accommodate submission of both the NPI and another/proprietary identifier and to accommodate the submission of supplemental information to support the billed service. The
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
top area of the six service lines is shaded and is the location for reporting supplemental information. It is not intended to allow the billing of 12 lines of service.
The supplemental information is to be placed in the shaded section of 24A through 24G as defined in each Item Number. Providers must verify requirements for this supplemental information with the payer.
24A Date(s) of Service [lines 1–6]
Required Enter date(s) of service, both the “From” and “To” dates. If there is only one date of service, enter that date under “From.” Leave “To” blank or re-enter “From” date. If grouping services, the place of service, procedure code, charges, and individual provider for each line must be identical for that service line. Grouping is allowed only for services on consecutive days. The number of days must correspond to the number of units in 24G.
When required by payers to provide additional narrative description of an unspecified code, NDC, etc. enter the applicable qualifier and number/code/information starting with the first space in the shaded line of this field.
2400 DTP03 Titled Service Date in the 837P.
24B Place of Service [lines 1–6]
Required In 24B, enter the appropriate two-digit code from the Place of Service Code list for each item used or service performed. The Place of Service Codes are available at: www.cms.gov/Medicare/Coding/place-of-service-codes/Place_of_Service_Code_Set.html.
2300
2400
CLM05-1
SV105
Facility Code Value. Titled Facility Code Value in the
837P. Place of Service Code.
Titled Facility Code Value in the 837P.
24C EMG [lines 1–6]
Conditional Emergency indictor. EMG identifies if the service was an emergency. Enter Y for “YES” if the service is related to an emergency service/procedure billed with POS 22.
2400 SV109 Emergency Indicator. Titled
Emergency Indicator in the 837P.
24D Procedures, Services, or Supplies CPT/HCPCS [lines 1–6]
Required Enter the CPT or HCPCS code(s) and modifier(s) (if applicable) from the appropriate code set in effect on the date of service. This field accommodates the entry of up to four two-digit modifiers. The specific procedure code(s) must be shown without a narrative description.
2400 SV101 (2-6) Titled Product/Service ID and Procedure Modifier in the 837P.
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
24E Diagnosis Pointer [lines 1–6]
Required In 24e, enter the diagnosis code reference letter (pointer) as shown in Item Number 21 to relate the date of service and the procedures performed to the primary diagnosis. When multiple services are performed, the primary reference letter for each service should be listed first, other applicable services should follow. The reference letter(s) should be A – L or multiple letters as applicable. ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes must be entered in Item Number 21 only. Do not enter them in 24E.
2400 SV107 (1-4) Alpha pointers (A – J) on the CMS-1500 claim form must be converted to numeric pointers (1–12) in the 837P. Titled Diagnostic
Code Pointer in 837P.
24F $Charges [lines 1–6]
Required Enter the charge for each listed service. 2400 SV102 Titled Line Item Charge Amount in the 837P.
24G Days or Units [lines 1–6]
Required Enter the number of days or units. This field is most commonly used for multiple visits, units of supplies, anesthesia units or minutes, or oxygen volume. If only one service is performed, the numeral 1 must be entered.
2400 SV104 Titled Service Unit Count in the 837P.
24H EPSDT/Family Plan [lines 1–6]
Conditional For Early & Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment related services, enter the response in the shaded portion of the field as follows:
If there is no requirement (e.g., state requirement) to report a reason code for EPDST, enter Y for “YES” or N for “NO” only.
2300
2400
CRC
SV111
SV112
Titled EPSDT Indicator and Family Planning Indicator in the 837P.
If there is no requirement (e.g., state requirement) to report a reason code for EPDST, enter Y for “yes” or N for “no” only.
24I ID Qualifier [lines 1–6]
Conditional Enter in the shaded area of 24I the qualifier identifying if the number is a non-NPI. The Other ID# of the rendering provider should be reported in 24J in the shaded area.
2310B PRV
REF01
Titled Reference
Identification Qualifier in the 837P.
The Other ID Number of the rendering provider should be reported in 24J in the shaded area.
24J Rendering Provider ID # (shaded portion) [lines 1–6]
Required The individual rendering the service should be reported in 24J. Enter the NPI number in the unshaded area of the field.
2310B PRV03
REF02
Titled Rendering Provider
Taxonomy/Secondary
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CMS-1500 Claim Form Required Fields Field Number
Field Description
Data Type Instructions Loop ID Segment NOTEs
Identifier in the 837P.
24J Rendering Provider ID # (unshaded portion) [lines 1–6]
Required The individual rendering the service should be reported in 24J. Enter the NPI number in the unshaded area of the field.
2310B NM109 Titled Rendering Provider Identifier (NPI) in the 837P.
25 Federal Tax ID Number
Required Enter the “Federal Tax ID Number” (employer ID number or SSN) of the Billing Provider identified in Item Number 33. This is the tax ID number intended to be used for 1099 reporting purposes. Enter an X in the appropriate box to indicate which number is being reported. Only one box can be marked.
2010AA REF01
REF02
Titled Reference
Identification Qualifier and Billing Provider TIN in the 837P.
This is the tax ID number intended to be used for 1099 reporting purposes. Enter an X in the appropriate box to indicate which number is being reported. Only one box can be marked.
26 Patient’s Account No.
Required Enter the patient’s account number assigned by the provider of service’s or supplier’s accounting system.
2300 CLM01 Titled Patient Control
Number in the 837P.27 Accept
Assignment? Not Required
Enter an X in the correct box. Only one box can be marked.
2300 CLM07 Titled Assignment or Plan Participation code in the 837P.
28 Total Charge Required Enter total charges for the services (i.e., total of all charges in 24F).
2300 CLM02 Titled Total Claim Charge Amount in the 837P. May be $0.00 but negative dollar amounts are not allowed. Do not use special characters. Enter 00 in the cents area if the amount is a whole number.
29 Amount Paid Conditional Enter total amount the patient and/or other payers paid on the covered services only. Required when another carrier is the primary payer. Enter the payment received from the primary payer prior to invoicing the plan.
2300
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2300
AMT02
------------ AMT02
Titled Patient Amount Paid in the 837P.
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