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WEB TOOL

If I have two separate claims for one member, do I have to enter the claim information twice on Web Tool?

Yes, you would have to submit two different claims. You can go to your submitted claim bucket and copy the claim with additional edits and changes and then resubmit it instead of rekeying two claims.


If I submit a claim through a vendor, will I be able to view it under Web Tool’s History?

No


If providers aren’t getting remits, who can they contact?

Provider Service Center/EDI


If the member had Champus or Tri-Care and it paid 100%, why would I need to file to Medicaid?

You would need to file to Medicaid for reporting purposes and for seeing the claim through from beginning to end. 


If the Web Tool says they have 2 visits but the member goes somewhere else, how do we know if they have anymore visits?

Web Tool is updated nightly; you should always check and if they are out of visits, let them know before providing services.


If you are checking a new person’s eligibility, can you add them to your member list from that screen? Yes, there is a button to do that.

Yes, there is a button to do that.


If you are missing information, will the Web Tool process the claim anyway?

Yes and no; there are basic required fields that are denoted by asterisks, however if you forget modifiers, the Web Tool won’t recognize that.


If you copy an entire Web Tool batch over, can you choose which claims to submit?

Yes


If you have primary diagnosis codes, do you have to add additional codes?

No, you just need the primary code.


If you make an error and you submit the claim on the Web Tool, is there a way to cancel or make a correction that same day?

Once a claim is submitted via the Web Tool, there is no way to cancel or make a correction to the submitted claim that same day.  Once the claim has gone through the payment cycle, you will be able to see if the claim has been rejected, paid, or suspended.  You will then be able to make corrections to the claim before resubmitting as a new claim.



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