Entering Receiver ID Records

As part of the new claims processing system, the Receivers screen provides a way to setup records for receivers that your agency submits claims to electronically. These receiver records can than be associated with an applicable payor by using the Receiver ID field (in Master Files | Payors / Plans | Payors). If any non-Medicare receiver records are associated with multiple Submitter IDs, agencies must also ensure the correct payors and offices are associated with those corresponding records.  For more information about the billing enhancements related to this screen, refer to the 17.4.1 release guide.

firstREV Revenue Cycle Management

To supplement the updated Download Claims screen, a new revenue cycle management provides agencies with more freedom to manage their entire revenue cycle. firstREV is completely optional and is available at no additional cost. For questions about the firstREV revenue cycle management interface, check out a variety of FAQs to learn about firstREV. For a complete set of instructions on preparing receiver records and enrolling in firstREV (at no additional cost), please read the Billing Enhancement Instructions topic.

 

 

Adding receiver ID records for payors used for electronic submission

Complete the following process to enter receiver ID records for each payor that is submitted to electronically:

This process is only required for non-billing clients and should not be completed if receiver ID records have already been created for your agency.

1.    Navigate to Master Files | Receivers.

2.    Click New to create a new receiver record.

3.    Use the appropriate data to complete all of the following fields for the corresponding receiver:

     Receiver Name and ID

Commonly Used Commercial and Medicaid Receiver IDs

To assist you in setting up any necessary receiver records for your agency, the most commonly used commercial and Medicaid receiver IDs are listed as a reference.

 

     Submit Name and ID

     Contact Name

     Contact Phone and Ext.

     Contact Fax

     Contact Email

All fields are required except Ext.

     Field Overrides

4.    Establish how the software will interact with claims associated with the receiver ID:

     Using the File Transmission drop-down menu, select which file transmission method the software will use to handle claim files for payors that are associated with this receiver ID record. Furthermore, you can click the question mark icon to view additional help text that provides details about each option.

     Check the firstRev Claim Editor box to indicate that claim files will be edited using the firstREV interface.

File Transmission Scenarios

The software handles claims for each payor based on the settings established for the receiver ID record that is associated with the payor. In general, agencies can choose to manually submit claims or have HEALTHCAREfirst submit their claims. The following two charts contain details regarding the difference between an agency manually submitting claim files and HEALTHCAREfirst transmitting claims for an agency. Each chart details several scenarios regarding claim files, including the File Transmission setting associated with the scenario, if the firstREV Claim Editor box is checked, as well as related instructions.

     Agency that Manually Submits Claims

     HEALTHCAREfirst Submits Claims for Agency

 

5.    Click Save.

6.    Repeat steps 1-4, as necessary, for each receiver your agency uses for electronic submission of claim files.

If there is more than one submitter ID for a receiver, create a receiver ID record for each one. The example seen in the sample image shows how ABC Home Health and Hospice electronically submits to CGS for Medicare, Iowa for Medicaid, and Zirmed for Commercial.

7.    If any of your non-Medicare receiver records are associated with multiple Submitter IDs, proceed to associate offices with these records.

8.    Verify that the receiver IDs are associated with payors.

 

 

 

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