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    Corrected Claims, Reimbursement Policy

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    Governs reimbursement and submission rules for corrected claims submitted to AMH Health (Blue Cross Blue Shield - Maine) including timely filing, marking requirements, and exceptions for disasters and state/federal mandates. Applies to participating and non-participating professional providers and facilities.

    Policy Summary
    PayerBlue Cross Blue Shield - Maine
    PolicyCorrected Claims, Reimbursement Policy
    Policy CodePolicy G-16001
    Change TypeDefinition addedtemplate update
    Effective DateJul 23, 2021
    Last ReviewAug 28, 2023
    Next Review Date
    Key ActionProviders must mark paper corrected claims 'Corrected Claim' and use the applicable frequency code on electronic corrected claims.
    SourceLink
    POLICY UPDATE CHANGES

    added definition of Corrected Claim.

    policy template updated.

    12 monthstimely filing limit
    mark 'Corrected Claim'paper requirement
    use frequency code

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    electronic requirement
    no batch/bulksubmission type

    Corrected Claim Reimbursement Criteria

    Corrected claim reimbursement criteria

    Rules governing when corrected claims are reimbursed or denied:

    Corrected claim received within applicable timely filing requirements (standard: 12 months from date of service for participating and nonparticipating providers and facilities).

    If beyond timely filing limits

    • Corrected claim filed beyond federal, state-mandated, or company standard timely filing limits will be denied as outside the timely filing limit.
    • Denied services for failure to meet timely requirements are not subject to reimbursement unless the provider submits documentation proving a corrected claim was filed within the applicable filing limit.
    Paper corrected claims must be clearly marked 'Corrected Claim'; electronic corrected claims must include the applicable frequency code (failure to mark or include the code may result in denial as a duplicate).
    Corrected claims must be submitted separately for each member and episode of care; batch, bulk, or packaged submissions are not accepted and may be rejected.

    Exceptions

    • AMH Health may waive corrected claim filing requirements temporarily following documented natural disasters.
    • Waivers or alternate filing requirements may apply under applicable state guidance or contractual/federal/CMS requirements.
    Corrected claims must be submitted within the same timely filing limit that applies to the original claim unless contract, state, federal, or CMS requirements specify otherwise.

    Coding and Timely Filing Limits

    Frequency codesmixed
    7Replacement of Prior Claim (frequency code option)
    8Void/Cancel Prior Claim (frequency code option)
    Original Claim codemixed
    Original ClaimOriginal Claim (frequency code option)
    Timely filing limit for corrected claims
    Timely filing limit12 months from date of service (standard)
    Applies toParticipating and non‑participating professional providers and facilities
    Exception sourcesProvider, state, federal, or CMS contracts and requirements may supersede this limit
    Waiver provisionAMH Health may waive filing requirements temporarily following documented natural disasters or per state guidance

    Submission Requirements and Waivers

    Billing Rule

    Mark paper 'Corrected Claim' or use frequency code (electronic)

    For paper corrected claims, clearly mark the claim "Corrected Claim." For electronic corrected claims, submit using the applicable frequency code. Failure to mark a paper claim or include the frequency code on an electronic claim may result in denial as a duplicate.

    • Paper submissions: mark "Corrected Claim"
    • Electronic submissions: use the applicable frequency code
    Billing Rule

    Submit corrected claims within timely filing (standard 12 months)

    Submit corrected claims within the applicable timely filing requirements — standard is 12 months from the date of service for both participating and nonparticipating providers and facilities. Corrected claims filed beyond federal, state, or company timely limits will be denied unless the provider documents a prior filing within the applicable limit.

    Key Definitions

    Corrected Claim
    DefinitionThe resubmission of an entire claim as a replacement, due to omitted charges or changed claim information.
    When to useWhen the original claim omitted charges or contains changed claim information requiring a full replacement submission.
    Submission requirementCorrected paper claims must be clearly marked 'Corrected Claim'; electronic corrected claims must use the applicable frequency code.
    Frequency Code
    PurposeIndicates the claim is a correction of a previously submitted and adjudicated claim.
    Common optionsOriginal Claim; Replacement of Prior Claim (frequency code 7); Void/Cancel Prior Claim (frequency code 8).
    Policy Summary
    PayerBlue Cross Blue Shield - Maine
    PolicyCorrected Claims, Reimbursement Policy
    Policy CodePolicy G-16001
    Change TypeDefinition addedtemplate update
    Effective DateJul 23, 2021
    Last ReviewAug 28, 2023
    Next Review Date
    Key ActionProviders must mark paper corrected claims 'Corrected Claim' and use the applicable frequency code on electronic corrected claims.
    SourceLink
    On This Page
    Corrected Claim Reimbursement CriteriaCoding and Timely Filing LimitsSubmission Requirements and WaiversKey Definitions
    • Standard timely filing limit: 12 months from date of service
    • Denials for late filing may be overturned only with documentation proving prior timely filing
    Denial Risk

    Filing requirements may be waived for disasters or state guidance

    AMH Health may temporarily waive corrected claim filing requirements following documented natural disasters or under applicable state guidance.

    • Waiver is temporary and applies only after documented natural disasters or per state guidance
    Electronic requirementElectronic corrected claims must include the applicable frequency code or they may be denied as duplicates.
    Resubmission Period (timely filing)
    DefinitionRefers to the initial claim timely filing requirements period that governs when a corrected claim must be submitted.
    Standard period12 months from date of service (standard), unless superseded by contract or mandate.
    Late submissionsCorrected claims filed beyond federal, state, or company limits will be denied unless documentation proves prior filing within the limit.