SOUTH CAROLINA HEALTH INSURANCE POOL (SCHIP) MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT - PLAN D POLICY
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Governs the premium amount and administrative claims handling for the South Carolina Health Insurance Pool (SCHIP) Medicare Supplement Plan D; affects policyholders and administrators involved in claim filing and premium payment.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
Coverage and Administrative Notes
Administrative claims handling
Administrative coverage-related notes
- Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina provides administrative claims payment services only and does not assume any financial risk or obligation with respect to claims.
- The Administrator has arranged to receive all claims filed to the S.C. Medicare Administrator.
- All other claims should be filed directly to the Administrator.
Premium and Coding Details
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Claims Filing Instructions and Provider Requirements
Claims filing instruction
The Administrator has arranged to receive all claims filed to the S.C. Medicare Administrator. Claims filed to the S.C. Medicare Administrator will be received by the Administrator; all other claims must be filed directly to the Administrator.
- Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina provides administrative claims payment services only and does not assume financial risk or obligation for claims.
Defined Parties and Roles
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