Send Replacement/Corrected Claim/Delayed Reason

Corrected/Replacement Claims

Designation of Corrected Claim and Delayed Reason Code can be sent on an ANSI (Electronic Claim).

If you have not received a denial on an ERA Remit or on a Paper EOB, do not use Replacement.

• If the Claim was Payer Rejected, it was not Payer adjudicated, and would not be a Corrected/Replacement Claim.
• Reach out to the Payer for instruction if you are in doubt.
  

For Medicare: See Send Replacement Claim as Original

Replacement Claim/Auto-Populate "Corrected Claim"

If you choose Replacement in the Claim dropdown or if you have the Insurance marked as Send Replacement Claim as Original (Medicare), CORRECTED CLAIM, will auto-populate on the Claim in ANSI Loop 2300, NTE Segment.

• From the Encounter Dashboard, select Modify Charge.

• On the bottom portion of the Modify Charge screen, use the Claim dropdown to choose Original or Replacement.

• There are some Payers, such as Medicare, that do not accept Replacement (7).

• For these Payers, all Claims must be designated as Original (1).
• On the Insurance in the Insurance Library, select the checkbox for Send Replacement Claim as Original, which will auto-populate, Corrected Claim, on the ANSI Loop 2300, NTE segment.
• See Send Corrected Claims to Payers that Only Support "Original" Claims

• The ICN number pulls from the most recent ERA payment, or can be manually added.
• The Corrected Claim Note is added to the NTE segment in Loop 2300.

• Corrected Claim will be added if Replacement is chosen or if the Send Replacement Claim as Original checkbox is chosen on the Insurance.

Delayed Reason Code

• A Delayed Reason Code can also be added.

• Most Payers accept 7 (Third Party Processing Delay) or 8 (Delay in Eligibility Determination)
• This populates ANSI Loop 2300.

 Some payers do NOT accept ANSI-designated Replacement Claims and/or Delayed Reason Codes, others require them, contact individual payers for their requirements. For instance, Medicare never accepts Replacement.

Manually adding the Corrected Claim Note

If you want to enter a manual Note instead, the manual note will take precedence over the auto-populated note and will show on the Claim.

• On the Encounter Dashboard, select Modify Charge.
• In the Claim panel, select the Lookup icon beside ANSI Field. Choose CLMNOTE from the dropdown.
• On the ANSI Field Group popup screen, type Corrected Claim in the Note field and any additional details, such as, added 25 modifier.
• Select Save (F2) on the pop-up screen.
• When finished on the Modify Charge screen, select Save (F2) on the Modify Encounter screen.

  This action will set the Claims Status to Ready for Submission/Resubmission.

Display "Corrected Claim" at the Procedure Line level

To display Corrected Claim at the Procedure Level in ANSI Loop 2400 NTE Segment, or on the HCFA Box 24 above the Procedure:

• On the Encounter Dashboard, select Modify Charge.
• Select the Procedure Line in the Procedures panel to modify.
• In the Note field, type: Corrected Claim and any additional details.
• Save(F2) to save the Procedure Line.
• When finished on the Modify Charge screen, select Save (F2).

Send a Voided Claim

Most Payers do not accept this as a means to Void a previously submitted Claim. Check with the Payer before using Void on the Claim.

• If the Payer accepts Voided Claims, select Void from the Claim dropdown on the Modify Charge screen. This will send a 3 in ANSI 2300 CLM05-3.

 This action will set the claim status to Ready for Submission/Resubmission.

Display "Corrected Claim" in HCFA Box 19

• On the Encounter Dashboard, select HCFA Fields.

• In Box 19, Additional Claim Information, type Corrected Claim and details.
• Select Save (F2).

 Note: This ONLY affects HCFAs, there is no Box 19 for electronic claims. Data entered on the Extra HCFA Information screen will override what would otherwise print on the HCFA.