Learning Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Special | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | ALL
D |
---|
Does the Web Tool’s Lists feature allow you to save a member’s prior authorization in a field?No, prior authorization may not be necessary for all services. There is a field for prior authorization. | |
Does Web Tool’s Status show whether it is approved to be paid?Yes | |
E |
---|
Edit 150See how to resolve edit code 150 at Frequently Addressed Edit Codes. | |
Edit 953See how to resolve edit code 953 at Frequently Addressed Edit Codes. | |
Edit 989See how to resolve edit code 989 at Frequently Addressed Edit Codes. | |
Edit 990See how to resolve edit code 990 at Frequently Addressed Edit Codes. | |
F |
---|
For HIPP referral, who should you contact?For HIPP referral, providers should contact the Medicaid Insurance Verification Services at 1-888-289-0709 option 5, option 4. The HIPP Fax is 803-462-2580. | |
H |
---|
How are MCO plans chosen for a member if they are auto-enrolled?The plan is chosen based on the member’s needs, service area, and any needed specialists. | |
How are providers categorized by risk categories?Three levels of screening (limited, moderate and high) are recognized for those provider types that are also recognized provider or supplier types under Medicare. For those provider types that are not recognized under Medicare, SCDHHS has assessed the risk of fraud, waste and abuse using similar criteria to those used in Medicare. See the list below for SCDHHS risk categories: Limited Risk: (State-regulated and State-licensed would generally be categorized as limited risk)
Moderate Risk: (Highly dependent on Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP to pay salaries and other operating expenses and which are not subject to additional governmental or professional oversight and would be considered moderate risk)
High Risk: (Identified by the State as being especially vulnerable to improper payments and would be considered as high risk)
| |
How are split claims broken up?A 10 in your CCN represents 8 lines; 20 is the next 8 lines, etc. | |