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30.2 - New Enrollments and Maintenance of Existing Enrollments  (Rev. 4202, Issued: 01- 18-19, Effective: 02-19-19, Implementation: 02-19-19)  The term Medicare beneficiary identifier (Mbi) is a general term describing a beneficiarys Medicare identification number. For purposes of this manual, Medicare beneficiary identifier references both the Health Insurance Claim Number (HICN) and the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) during the new Medicare card transition period and after for certain business areas that will continue to use the HICN as part of their processes.   The Medicare EDI Enrollment process provides for collection of the information needed to successfully exchange EDI transactions between Medicare and EDI trading partners and also establishes the expectations for both parties in the exchange.  This agreement must be executed by each provider that submits/receives EDI either directly to or from Medicare or through a third party.  Each provider that will use EDI either directly or through a billing agent or clearinghouse to exchange EDI trans actions with Medicare must sign the EDI Enrollment Form and submit it to the A/B MAC or CEDI with which EDI transactions will be exchanged before the A/B MAC, or CEDI will accept claims or other incoming EDI transactions from that provider, or a third party for that provider, or send outbound EDI transactions.  A/B MACs and CEDI may accept a signed EDI Enrollment Form from providers via fax, email, internet portal, or hard copy and may accept electronic signature formats, wet, or a combination of the two.   The EDI Enrollment Form is effective as specified in the terms of the agreement.   Providers who will be accessing the A/B MACs Direct Data Entry (DDE) system will have access to enter and correct claims directly at the A/B MAC and must submit an EDI Enro llment Form to A/B MAC with their request for this access.   NOTES:
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NOTES:   1. Although a type of electronic transaction, electronic funds transfers (EFTs) between an A/B MAC or DME MAC and a bank are not considered EDI for EDI Enrollment Form purposes.  A provider that uses EFT but no EDI transactions should not complete an EDI Enrollment Form.  2. Medicaid state agencies are not required to complete an EDI Enrollment Form as a condition for receipt of COB claims.  In accord with a particular MACs business processes, providers who have a signed EDI Enrollment Form on file with a particular A/B MAC or CEDI may or may not be required to submit a new signed EDI Enrollment Form to the same A/B MAC or CEDI each time they change their method of electronic billing or begin to  use another type of EDI transaction, e.g., changing from direct submission to submission through a clearinghouse or changing from one billing agent to another.  Additionally, providers may or may not be required to notify their A/B MAC (HHH), A/B MAC or C EDI if their existing clearinghouse begins to use alternate software; the clearinghouse is responsible for notification in that instance.   A/B MACs and CEDI must inform providers that providers are obligated to notify their A/B MAC or CEDI in writing in ad vance of a change that involves a change in the billing agent(s) or clearinghouse(s) used by the provider, the effective date on which the provider will discontinue using a specific billing agent and/or clearinghouse, if the provider wants to begin to use additional types of EDI transactions, or of other changes that might impact their use of EDI.
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When an A/B MAC or CEDI receives a signed request from a provider or supplier to accept EDI transactions from or send EDI transactions to a third party, the A/B MAC or CEDI must verify that an EDI Enrollment Form is already on file for that provider or supplier, and that the third party has already been issued an EDI number and password to permit submission/receipt of EDI transactions.  The request cannot be proce ssed until both are submitted/issued.  The binding information in an EDI Enrollment Form does not expire if the person who signed that form for a provider is no longer employed by the provider, or that A/B MAC or CEDI is no longer associated with the Medic are program.  Medicare responsibility for EDI oversight and administration is simply transferred in that case to that entity that CMS chooses to replace that A/B MAC or CEDI, and the provider as an entity retains responsibility for those requirements menti oned in the form regardless of any change in personnel on staff.   An organization comprised of multiple components that have been assigned more than one Medicare provider number, supplier number, or National Provider Identifier (NPI) may elect to execute a single EDI Enrollment Form on behalf of the organizational components to which such numbers have been assigned.  The organization is responsible for the performance of its components.  The note at the end of the enrollment agreement language indicates tha t either party can terminate that agreement by providing 30 days advance notice.  There is an exception to that requirement.  In the event A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI detects abuse of use of an EDI system ID or password, or discovers potential fraud or abuse involving claims submitted electronically, electronic requests for beneficiary eligibility data, or other EDI transactions, that A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI is to immediately terminate system access for submission or receipt of EDI transactions by that indivi dual or entity.  A decision by A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI to terminate or suspend EDI access in such a situation is not subject to appeal by the individual or entity that loses EDI access.  Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Enrollment Information Required for Inclusion at a Minimum in Each A/B MAC, and CEDI EDI Enrollment Form.
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A. The provider agrees to the following provisions for submitting Medicare claims electronically to CMS or to CMS A/B MACs or CEDI:   1.  That it will be responsible for all Medicare claims submitted to CMS or a designated CMS contractor by itself, its employees, or its agents;   2.  That it will not disclose any information concerning a Medicare beneficiary to any other person or organization, except CMS and/or its A/B MACs, DME MACs o r CEDI without the express written permission of the Medicare beneficiary or his/her parent or legal guardian, or where required for the care and treatment of a beneficiary who is unable to provide written consent, or to bill insurance primary or supplementary to Medicare, or as required by State or Federal law;   3.  That it will submit claims only on behalf of those Medicare beneficiaries who have given their written authorization to do so, and to certify that required beneficiary signatures, or legally au thorized signatures on behalf of beneficiaries, are on file;   4.  That it will ensure that every electronic entry can be readily associated and identified with an original source document.  Each source document must reflect the following information:   Beneficiarys name;   Beneficiarys Medicare beneficiary identifier ;  Date(s) of service;   Diagnosis/nature of illness; and   Procedure/service performed.   5.  That the Secretary of Health and Human Services or his/her designee and/or the A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI,  or other contractor if designated by CMS has the right to audit and confirm information submitted by the provider and shall have access to all original source documents and medical records related to the providers submissions, including the beneficiarys  authorization and signature.  All incorrect payments that are discovered as a result of such an audit shall be adjusted according to the applicable provisions of the Social Security Act, Federal regulations, and CMS guidelines;   6.  That it will ensure th at all claims for Medicare primary payment have been developed for other insurance involvement and that Medicare is the primary payer;
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6.  That it will ensure th at all claims for Medicare primary payment have been developed for other insurance involvement and that Medicare is the primary payer;   7.  That it will submit claims that are accurate, complete, and truthful;  8.  That it will retain all original source d ocumentation and medical records pertaining to any such particular Medicare claim for a period of at least 6 years, 3 months after the bill is paid;  9.  That it will affix the CMS -assigned unique identifier number (submitter ID) of the provider on each cl aim electronically transmitted to the A/B MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS;  10.  That the CMS-assigned unique identifier number (submitter identifier) or NPI constitutes the providers legal electronic signature and constitutes an assurance by the provider that services were performed as billed;   11.  That it will use sufficient security procedures (including compliance with all provisions of the HIPAA security regulations) to ensure that all transmissions of documents are authorize d and protect all beneficiary -specific data from improper access;   12.  That it will acknowledge that all claims will be paid from Federal funds, that the submission of such claims is a claim for payment under the Medicare program, and that anyone who misr epresents or falsifies or causes to be misrepresented or falsified any record or other information relating to that claim that is required pursuant to this agreement may, upon conviction, be subject to a fine and/or imprisonment under applicable Federal la w;  13.  That it will establish and maintain procedures and controls so that information concerning Medicare beneficiaries, or any information obtained from CMS or its A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS shall not be used by agents, officers, or employees of the billing service except as provided by the A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI (in accordance with 1106(a) of Social Security Act (the Act) (See section 40.1.2.2 below for a complete reference to Medicares security requirements);  14.  That it will research and correct claim discrepancies;
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of Social Security Act (the Act) (See section 40.1.2.2 below for a complete reference to Medicares security requirements);  14.  That it will research and correct claim discrepancies;   15.  That it will notify the A/B MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if de signated by CMS within 2 business days if any transmitted data are received in an unintelligible or garbled form (See section 40.1.2.2 below for a complete reference to Medicares security requirements).   B.  The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) agrees to:   1.  Transmit to the provider an acknowledgment of claim receipt;   2.  Affix the A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI or other contractor if designated by CMS number, as its electronic signature, on each remittance advice sent to the provider;   3.  Ensure  that payments to providers are timely in accordance with CMS policies;  4.  Ensure that no A/B MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS may require the provider to purchase any or all electronic services from the A/B MAC, CEDI or from any subs idiary of the A/B MAC, CEDI, other contractor if designated by CMS, or from any company for which the A/B MAC, CEDI has an interest.  The A/B MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS will make alternative means available to any electronic biller  to obtain such services;   5.  Ensure that all Medicare electronic billers have equal access to any services that CMS requires Medicare A/B MACs, CEDI, or other contractors if designated by CMS to make available to providers or their billing services, regardless of the electronic billing technique or service they choose.  Equal access will be granted to any services sold directly, indirectly, or by arrangement by the A/B MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS;   6.  Notify the provider withi n 2 business days if any transmitted data are received in an unintelligible or garbled form.   NOTE:  Federal law shall govern both the interpretation of this document and the appropriate jurisdiction and venue for appealing any final decision made by CMS under this document.
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NOTE:  Federal law shall govern both the interpretation of this document and the appropriate jurisdiction and venue for appealing any final decision made by CMS under this document.  This document shall become effective when signed by the provider.  The responsibilities and obligations contained in this document will remain in effect as long as Medicare claims are submitted to the A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI, or other co ntractor if designated by CMS.  Either party may terminate this arrangement by giving the other party thirty (30) days written notice of its intent to terminate.  In the event that the notice is mailed, the written notice of termination shall be deemed to have been given upon the date of mailing, as established by the postmark or other appropriate evidence of transmittal.   C.  Signature   I certify that I have been appointed an authorized individual to whom the provider has granted the legal authority to enr oll it in the Medicare Program, to make changes and/or updates to the provider's status in the Medicare Program (e.g., new practice locations, change of address, etc.) and to commit the provider to abide by the laws, regulations and the program instructions of Medicare.  I authorize the above listed entities to communicate electronically with (MAC name) on my behalf.   Providers Name   Title   Address   City/State/Zip   By __________________________  ________________________   (signature)       (printed name)   Date      30.3 - Submitter Number  (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)  A/B MACs, or CEDI will assign an EDI submitter/receiver number and a periodically renewable password to each entity (provider, clearinghouse, billing agent) submitting or receiving electronic transactions.  Provision must be made to return claim remittance files either to the provider or to a designated receiver (which may be the submitter or another entity, but not both).  If electronic remitta nce advice transactions will be issued, the profile must indicate where the A/B MAC, or CEDI is to send the remittance advice transactions.
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30.4 - Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) Enrollment Form  (Rev. 3404, Issued: 11- 13-15, Effective: 12- 14-15, Implem entation: 12 -14-15)  The Medicare Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) Enrollment process provides for collection of the information needed to successfully receive ERA transactions from Medicare and EDI trading partners.   This agreement must be executed by each provider that receives ERA either directly to or from Medicare or through a third party.   Each provider that will use ERA either directly or through a billing agent or clearinghouse with Medicare must sign the ERA E nrollment Form and submit it to the A/B MAC or CEDI with which ERA transactions will be received before the A/B MAC or CEDI will transmit ERA.   A/B MACs or CEDI may accept a signed ERA Enrollment Form for providers via fax, email, internet portal, or hard copy and may accept electronic signature formats, wet, or a combination of the two.  The ERA Enrollment Form is effective as specified in the terms of the agreement.   In accord with a particular MACs business processes, providers who have a signed ERA Enrollment Form on file with a particular A/B MAC, or CEDI may or may not be required to submit a new signed ERA Enrollment Form to the same A/B MAC, or CEDI each time they change their method of electronic billing or begin to use another type of EDI transa ction, e.g., changing from direct submission to submission through a clearinghouse or changing from one billing agent to another.  Additionally, providers may or may not be required to notify their A/B MAC, or CEDI if their existing clearinghouse begins to  use alternate software; the clearinghouse is responsible for notification in that instance.   A/B MACs and CEDI must inform providers that providers are obligated to notify their A/B MAC or CEDI in writing in advance of a change that involves a change in t he billing agent(s) or clearinghouse(s) used by the provider, the effective date on which the provider will discontinue using a specific billing agent and/or clearinghouse, if the provider wants to begin to use additional types of EDI transactions, or of other changes that might impact their use of ERA.
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A/B MAC, or CEDI receives a signed request from a provider or supplier to accept ERA transactions from or send ERA transactions to a third party, the A/B MAC, or CEDI must verify that an ERA Enrollment Form is already on file for that provider or supplier.  The binding information in an ERA Enrollment Form does not expire if the person who signed that form for a provider is no longer employed by the provider, or that A/B MAC, or CEDI is no longer associated with the Medicare program.  Medicare responsibility for ERA oversight and administration is simply transferred in that case to that entity that CMS chooses to replace that A/B MAC, or CEDI, and the provider as an entity retains responsibility for those requirements mentioned in the form regardless of any change in personnel on staff.   The note at the end of the enrollment agreement language indicates that either party can terminate that agreement by providing 30 days advance notice.  There is an exception t o that requirement.  In the event an A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI detects abuse of use of an ERA system, or discovers potential fraud or abuse, that A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI is to immediately terminate system access for receipt of ERA transactions by that individual or entity.  A decision by an A/B MAC, DME MAC or CEDI to terminate or suspend ERA access in such a situation is not subject to appeal by the individual or entity that loses ERA access.   NOTE:  Federal law shall govern both the interpretation of this document and the appropriate jurisdiction and venue for appealing any final decision made by CMS under this document.  This document shall become effective when signed by the provider.  The responsibilities and obligations contained in this document will r emain in effect as long as Medicare claims are submitted to the A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI, or other contractor if designated by CMS.  Either party may terminate this arrangement by giving the other party thirty (30) days written notice of its intent to termin ate.  In the event that the notice is mailed, the written notice of termination shall be deemed to have been given upon the date of mailing, as established by the postmark or other appropriate evidence of transmittal.   Signature
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Signature   I certify that I have been  appointed an authorized individual to whom the provider has granted the legal authority to enroll it in the Medicare Program, to make changes and/or updates to the provider's status in the Medicare Program (e.g., new practice locations, change of address,  etc.) and to commit the provider to abide by the laws, regulations and the program instructions of Medicare.  I authorize the above listed entities to communicate electronically with (MAC name) on my behalf.   Providers Name   Title   Address   City/State/Zip   By __________________________  ________________________   (Signature)      (Printed Name)   Date   40 - Medicare FFS EDI Users Roles and Responsibilities in an EDI Environment  (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)  Medicare FFS supports EDI as exchanged between all covered entities and Medicare FFS contractors.  This chapter provides guidance on how these relationships and the transactions generated by them shall be established, maintained and managed.  40.1 - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services - Medicare Fee -For -Service  (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)  A/B MACs, DME MACs along with the Common Electric Data Interchange (CEDI) contractor must transact vers ions of the institutional and professional claim (ASC X12 837 claim, institutional and professional), the remittance advice (ASC X12 835 remittance advice), the claim status request and response (ASC X12 276/277 claim status request and response), the elig ibility inquiry and response (ASC X12 270/271 eligibility), and the newly adopted error handling transactions (the ASC X12 277 CA claim acknowledgment, the ASC X12 999 implementation acknowledgment and the ASC X12 TA1 interchange acknowledgment) within nat ional standards developed by ASC X12. CEDI must transact versions of the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) claims transactions.
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Medicare FFS supports EDI as exchanged between all covered entities and Medicare FFS contractors.  This c hapter provides guidance on how these relationships and the transactions generated by them shall be established, maintained and managed.  40.1.1 - HIPAA Transaction Standards as Designated by CMS  (Rev. 10236, Issued: 07 -31-2020, Effective: 08- 31-2020, Implementation: 08 -31-2020)   HIPAA transaction standards shall be supported by the A/B MACs, DME MACs, CEDI or other contractors if designated by CMS  for the electronic data with Medicare providers/submitters/receivers/COB trading partners.  ASC X12 Techni cal Report 3s (TR3s) for mandated HIPAA transactions may be purchased from the official Washington Publishing Company website.  The HIPAA -standard implementation specifications for claims, remittance advices, and claim status requests follow:    ASC X12 Stan dards for Electronic Data Interchange Technical Report Type 3 - Health Care Claim: Professional (837)    ASC X12 Standards for Electronic Data Interchange Technical Report Type 3-  Health Care Claim: Institutional (837).    ASC X12 Standards for Electronic Data Interchange Technical Report Type 3 - Health Care Claim Payment/Advice (835).     ASC X12 Standards for Electronic Data Interchange Technical Report Type 3-Health Care Claim Status Request and Response (276/277).  See chapter 31 for additional details.    Telecommunication Standard Implementation Guide and equivalent Batch Standard Implementation Guide, National Council for Prescription Drug Programs.   Section 10.3 shows the current versions of these standards adopted under HIPAA.   40.1.2 - Transactions Used in the Acknowledgment of Receipt of Inbound Claims  (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)  With the CMS implementation of the 5010 transactions, the following two transactions shall be used in the acknowledgment of the re ceipt of claims.    ASC X12 Health Care Claim Acknowledgment (277) (short reference: ASC X12 277CA claim acknowledgment); and    ASC X12 -Implementation Acknowledgment For Health Care Insurance (999) (short reference:  ASC X12 999 implementation acknowledgment) .
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 ASC X12 -Implementation Acknowledgment For Health Care Insurance (999) (short reference:  ASC X12 999 implementation acknowledgment) .  Section 10.3 shows the current versions of these standards required by CMS .  40.1.3 - Change Request (CR) to Communicate Policy (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)  CMS shall issue Change Request (CR) to communic ate CMS policy to the A/B MACs, DME MACs, CEDI or other contractors if designated by CMS .  Additionally  Technical Direction Letters may be issued by CMS with additional information related to published CRs or guidance to A/B MACs, DME MACs, CEDI or other c ontractors if designated by CMS  in the administration of Medicare policy.   40.2 - Medicare FFS Contractors (A/B MAC, DME MAC, CEDI)  (Rev. 2803, Issued: 10- 28-13, Effective: 09- 17-13, Implementation: 09- 17-13)