Jan. 08, 2020
On or after April 20, 2020, we will update the ClaimsXten software database to better align coding with the reimbursement of claim submissions.
These are the changes:
Revenue Codes Requiring Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Code |
If a claim is missing a HCPCS code, the claim line will be denied. |
Modifier to Procedure Validation Filter – Non-Payment Modifiers |
It recommends the denial of procedure codes when billed with any non-payment affecting modifier that is not likely or appropriate for the procedure code billed. When multiple modifiers are submitted on a line, all are evaluated and if at least one is found invalid with the procedure code, the line is recommended for denial. |
Bilateral Services for Professional Claims |
The same service performed bilaterally should not be billed twice when reimbursement guidelines require the code to be billed once with a bilateral modifier. The rule denies the second submission. |
Lifetime Event |
The Lifetime Event is the total number of times that a procedure may be submitted in a lifetime. This is the total number of times it is clinically possible or reasonable to perform a procedure on a single member. After reaching the maximum number of times, additional submissions of the procedure are not recommended for reimbursement. |
Multiple Medical Same Day Visits |
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To determine how coding combinations may be evaluated during claim adjudication, use Clear Claim ConnectionTM (C3). Refer to the Clear Claim Connection page for answers to frequently asked questions about ClaimsXten and details on how to gain access to C3.
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