Required Billing Information For 1500 HICF

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The following fields are required to be filled in to insure expedient claims processing. Fields for which we have provided more detailed explanations are particularly important. Please make sure that you or your billing representative have a thorough understanding of the data required.

1a. Insured's I.D. Number

Member's PacifiCare Behavioral Health identification number.

2. Member's Name

3. Member's birth date

4. Insured's Name

This is the individual who is the policyholder with PacifiCare Behavioral Health.

5. Member's Address

6. Member Relationship to insured

7. Insured's Address

12. Medical Release

13. Payment Authorization

21. Diagnosis or nature of illness

Primary diagnosis must be from the most current printing of the DSM-IV.

24. A. Dates of Services

B. Place of Service

C. Type of Service

D. Procedures, services, or supplies

CPT code which best represents authorized services. Must be code recognized in most current standard edition of AMA's CPT reference book.

E. Diagnosis Code

F. Charges

G. Days or units

25. Federal Tax ID number or Social Security Number.

This number reflects what will be reported in the 1099 mailed to you each January for previous year's reimbursements.

26. Member's Account No.

27. Accept Assignment

28. Total Charge

29. Amount Paid

30. Balance Due

31. Signature of Physician

Your signature and date NEEDS to appear in this box. If you are using a xerox copy of the HCFA form, please sign in blue ink.

32. Name and Address of facility where services were rendered (other than home or office)

33. Physician's billing name, address, zip code and phone number.

Your name and the address to which payment/communication is to be sent. If this information has changed since you were credentialed, please notify Provider Network Management to avoid processing delays


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Friday, March 12, 2010