Effective Nov. 1, 2022, if you submit claims with identifier information that doesn’t match your provider enrollment data entered with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), your claims will be denied.
This requirement follows the mandate the AHCA enacted on March 1, 2022, requiring all health care professionals providing care to Medicaid enrollees to include specific identifiers when filing claims. This requirement also helps ensure we have the proper information needed to promptly pay your claims.
AHCA requirements
You must include the following information for billing and rendering providers when submitting claims:
What you need to do
Take the following steps to ensure your information is accurate and matches the data recorded with AHCA and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan:
Resubmitting denied claims
If we denied claims you submitted with NPIs and/or taxonomy not in compliance with AHCA requirements, you can submit a claim correction. Use the following chart to know what’s needed to correct your claim based on the remittance denial code and go to our Claims Interactive Guide for instructions on how to submit a claim correction.
Remittance denial | Reason | How to correct |
---|---|---|
N255 |
Billing provider taxonomy missing or invalid on claim |
Submit corrected claim with correct billing provider taxonomy |
N288 |
Rendering provider taxonomy missing or invalid on claim |
Submit corrected claim with correct rendering provider taxonomy |
N258 | Billing provider ZIP+4 or street address on claim is invalid | Submit corrected claim with correct billing provider ZIP+4 and/or street address, according to the PML |
N294 | Service facility provider ZIP+4 or street address on claim is invalid | Submit corrected claim with correct service facility provider ZIP+4 and/or street address, according to the PML |
Additional resources
Questions?
Call your provider advocate for more information.
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