Waiver Billing Workshop Presented by: Xerox State Healthcare, LLC Provider Relations
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Waiver Billing Workshop
Presented by: Xerox State Healthcare, LLCProvider Relations
When online use: Ask Service Representative
Call Center 505-246-0710 or 800-299-7304
New Mexico Web Portal • Provider Information section • Links and FAQ section • Provider Login section
Resources
Important State Websites
STATE WEBSITE:PROGRAM POLICY MANUAL
• http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/policymanual.html
BILLING INSTRUCTIONS• http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/billinginstructions.html
REGISTERS AND SUPPLEMENTS:• http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/registers/2013.html
4 September 2009
Provide specific billing information for Home and Community Based (HCBS) Waiver providers.
Purpose of the Workshop
5 September 2009
Useful Websites
New standards for DD Waiver providers are located:
http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad
Click on General Info on the top left side of the screen.
6 September 2009
Useful Websites
• Go to the bottom of the screen under “Other sites of interest” and click on NM Department of Health. On the right hand side of the screen under ”New And Improved” – learn about what’s new on the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division.
• Under “WHAT’S NEW?” click on the DD Waiver Standards.
7 September 2009
NPI REQUIREMENTS
Waiver Providers – if an HCBS waiver provider ONLY renders administrative services such as helping coordinate non-medical services, supports living arrangements (assisted, family, independent, supported, and environmental modifications), supplies homemaker, respite or transportation services, the provider would be “Atypical” and will not need an NPI number.
8 September 2009
NPI REQUIREMENTS
Waiver Providers – A HCBS waiver provider will need to apply for and use an NPI if any of their services are provided by a licensed healthcare provider such as an RN, an LPN, or a therapist (list not all inclusive).
9 September 2009
Use of Taxonomy
• When a professional services provider (that is, not a hospital or nursing facility) renders multiple types of service under the same business address and the same federal tax ID, one NPI number may be used by that provider.
• A taxonomy code is required to direct Omnicaid to the appropriate service to pay.
10 September 2009
Use of Taxonomy
Absence of a valid taxonomy may cause New Mexico Medicaid claim to deny for providers using one NPI for multiple types of service.
11 September 2009
Use of Taxonomy
Selecting Taxonomy for a Claim – providers that need to reflect taxonomy for use on New Mexico Medicaid claims, must select an approved taxonomy for their provider type from the tables available at:
http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/pdf_files/Supplements/REG_S_07-03.pdf
Claim Form Requirements
13 September 2009
Claim Form Requirements
• All claims that do not require an attachment for payment must be submitted electronically.
• Professional claims are submitted on the 837P
electronically and the CMS-1500 on paper.
• MAD requires that all paper CMS-1500 claim forms be on the original red claim forms.
• Photocopies of claim forms are returned to the provider’s billing office.
Electronic Claim Submission
All Fee For Service claims within 90 days from the initial date of service that do not require an attachment for payment must be submitted electronically.
For any assistance regarding Electronic Claims Submissions, contact the HIPAA Helpdesk
or call 800-299-7304
Three Ways to Submit Claims Electronically
• Payerpath – Free HIPAA Compliant web-based claims entry system.
The URL to the registration form for Payerpath submissions is:
http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/hipaa.html *Pay attention to the RA Newsletter, for upcoming updates to the Payerpath.
• Through a Clearinghouse
• EDI Gateway The URL for additional information regarding EDI Gateway electronic submissions is:
http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad//pdf_files/Converting%20from%20TIE%20to%20ACS%20EDI.pdf
Timely Filing Limits
90 days from the date of service for all providers.
Exceptions to the 90 day timely filing limit:
• Schools, the filing limits are 120 days for the initial filing period and 120 days for the grace period (rather than 90 days).
• IHS and Tribal 638 compact facilities, the filing limit is 2 years from the date of service with no additional grace period.
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Timely Filing Limits
• For a claim which met the initial filing period, but was denied, partially denied, or requires an adjustment, there is an additional one-time 90 day grace period counted from the date of payment or denial, during which the claim can be re-filed or an adjustment submitted to Xerox.
• It is to the provider’s advantage to resubmit a claim, if necessary, within the initial 90 day filing period in order to have the greatest amount of time in which to re-file or submit an adjustment during the 90 day grace period if another re-filing or adjustment is necessary.
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Timely Filing Limits
• The claim may be re-filed during the 90-day grace period as many times as necessary, but claims filed after the 90 day grace period will be denied.
Timely Filing Limits
Exceptions to the filing limit:When other primary payers have denied or made payment on a claim, the filing limit of 90-days is counted from the date of payment or denial by the other party, but not to exceed 210 days from the date of service. A provider should file claims in sufficient time with other payers to allow submission in time to meet the Medicaid 210 day limit. When the recipient has retroactive eligibility, the initial filing limit is 120 days from the date the eligibility was added to the eligibility file and was therefore available to providers.
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Timely Filing Denials
Exceptions to the filing limit:When the provider was not originally enrolled as a MAD provider on the date of service, the filing limit of 90 days is counted from the date the provider was notified of their enrollment, but must not exceed 210 days from the date of service. A provider should submit a provider participation agreement in sufficient time to allow processing and still meet the Medicaid 210 day limit for submitting the claim.
When a claim previously paid by a Medicaid managed care organization is recouped from a provider due to retroactive disenrollment of the client from the managed care organization, the filing limit of 90 days is counted from the date of the managed care organization’s notice or recoupment from the provider.
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Timely Filing Denials
Re-filing Claims and Submitting Adjustments
When resubmitting a claim or requesting an adjustment on a claim that is past the 90 day filing limit but originally met the filing limit, the “TCN” number which appears on the remittance advice (RA) will be used by Xerox to evaluate the claim. The provider must supply that TCN number in order for Xerox to be able to evaluate the claim.
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Timely Filing Denials
Re-filing Claims and Submitting Adjustments
CMS 1500 form: Put the TCN in block 22 on the paper form. Leave the “Code” blank, and put the TCN in the “Original Reference No.” field.
UB Form: Put the TCN in Form Locator 64 “Document Control Number” (DCN) matching the appropriate payer line, using a paper form.
Dental Claim Form: Enter the TCN number in Box 35 beginning on the left side.
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23 September 2009
CMS-1500 Claim Submission
• The following claim is how a paper CMS-1500 claim form is generally filled out.
• You must use procedure codes, etc. that are specific to your claims.
24 September 2009
Patient, Petunia
111223333
11 11 1990 X
25 September 2009
12345678X01
09 09 08 09 09 08 99509 115 20
Includes grossReceipts tax
1 Hour unit
Joe Provider 505 333-44441234 Rocky RoadMountain View, NM 8888
1D12345678
15 20X
U1
A TYPICAL PROVIDER8 DIGIT ID NUMBER
12
Optional Optional
RequiredSituational
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12345678X01
09 08 08 09 08 08 H2019 486 01
Includes grossReceipts tax
15 Minute units
Joe Provider 505 333-44441234 Rocky RoadMountain View, NM 8888
1234567890
15 20X
BILLING PROVIDER’S NPI
12
ZZ174400000X
TAXONOMY
Optional Optional
RequiredSituational
Waiver Providers using an NPI
27 September 2009
Place of Service
• Use place of service (POS) 11 when services are provided at your office (even if that is your home).
• Use POS 12 when services are provided at the client’s residence.
• Use POS 99 for all other sites/venues.
28 September 2009
Place of Service
If billing the same procedure code on the same date(s) of service with two different places of service, bill on the same claim form as a combined service.
29 September 2009
Eligibility
• The waiver client’s eligibility depends on receiving services for 30 days. If that occurs, the client is made eligible for the full month when his/her services began.
• During this “delay”, denial “0141” could be received. This means that the client’s eligibility has not yet been determined.
30 September 2009
Eligibility
• Once the client has received 30 days of services, check the eligibility on the Web Portal to see if eligibility is on file. If so, resubmit the claim.
31 September 2009
Eligibility - COEs
Waiver Categories of Eligibility (COE):
• 90 – For Individuals with AIDS• 91 – For the Handicapped and Elderly (Aged)• 92 – Mi Via Brain Injury• 93 – For the Handicapped and Elderly (Blind) • 94 – For the Handicapped and Elderly (Disabled)• 95 – For the Medically Fragile• 96 – For the Developmentally Disabled
32 September 2009
Eligibility - Assessments
To bill for case management assessments done prior to the client becoming eligible, enter a 14-digit client ID as follows:
• The 3-digit Category of Eligibility (COE) for the program for which the client is being assessed.
• 2 zeros.• SSN. The claim will not be paid if the Client ID is not entered as described above.• Example: 09600111223333
33 September 2009
Approved BudgetsCase managers are obligated to immediately provide copies of the approved budget with the assigned prior authorization (PA) number on it to ALL providers authorized on the budget.
PA numbers will be given to case managers from the Third Party Assessor – Molina/TPA.
– Case Managers can call the UR Agency Molina TPA at (505) 348-0311 (in Albuquerque)
(866) 916-3250 (toll-free)
Note: A PA number is required on every claim.
34 September 2009
Criminal Background Check
Waiver providers get paid for criminal background checks by submitting special paperwork to DOH. Do not submit claims to Xerox for this.
• General Information – (505) 476-0801.• For claims for D&E contact Gina Gallardo at (505) 476-
4881• For claims for DD contact Lawrence Armijo at (505) 827-
2499
35 September 2009
Approved Budgets
Waiver providers need to call their Case Manager when:
• There is no PA number in Omnicaid
• For status of MAD-046
• If there is a discrepancy on PA in Omnicaid do not match the approved MAD-046
36 September 2009
Approved Budgets
When entering the PA number on the claim, be sure it is the one that covers the dates of service (DOS) being billed.
37 September 2009
Approved Budgets
A reminder from Medicaid UR for DD waiver case managers:
Every third year a level of care abstract must be submitted for review to Medicaid UR.
All other waiver providers are required to submit annually.
When online use: Ask Service Representative
Call Center 505-246-0710 or 800-299-7304
New Mexico Web Portal • Provider Information section • Links and FAQ section • Provider Login section
Resources
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