Go to Claims Status Lookup.
How it works...
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If you click on Patient Account Number an informational pop-up will
appear with the following statement - Note: If you submit
claims on paper, it is possible that it can not be looked-up using the patient
account number. Manually re-priced claims do not capture the patient control
number.
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Tax Identifier should be entered as a nine (9) digit number without
dashes (if you enter Tax Identifier with dashes the system will automatically
remove them). After a complete entry the system will automatically tab
to the next field for either the Member ID or Patient Account Number depending
upon which method you chose.
Member ID should be entered .
Since the Patient Account Number can be a number of varying length you
will have to manually tab to the next
field: Service Date.
Service Date should be entered as a two (2) digit month 01-12, a two (2)
digit day 01-31, and a four (4) digit year 2013.
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Be Aware: When you click on the Look Up
button any entry error that you made in a field will result in an error message
appearing telling you where your error occured. Correct the error and click the
Look Up button again.
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When the Claims Status results page is displayed you will notice that under the Status
heading the status indicators will be presented as blue
underlined text. This indicates that you can click on this
status to see a definition of what that status indicator means.
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If you see the Status as Returned to Provider
you will also notice that there will be a heading that says Returned to Provider
Reason(s) under which you will see the actual reason(s) that the claim
was returned to the provider.
Go to Claims Status Lookup.
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