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If a claim occurs, when should it be filed?
Written proof (completed claim form and supporting documentation) of the loss should be mailed within 90 days of the incident.
What is needed to file a claim?
A fully completed claim form, itemized bills, primary insurance carrier Explanation of Benefits (if applicable) and proof of payment for any itemized bills requesting reimbursement to the patient or parent or legal guardian of insured child.
Should a claim form be completed for each bill?
Only one completed claim form is required per incident. Any subsequent documents must clearly identify the plan sponsor, policy number and patient's name.
How should the claim form be completed?
All questions must be answered in full for claim to be processed.
The Organization Certification section must be completed and certified
by an official of the plan sponsor (proof of membership or certificate of
coverage may be submitted in place of plan sponsor's signature, if
applicable). The official cannot be the agent, broker or anyone related
to the patient. The policy number must be included.
The insured information must be completed by the patient (or parent if
insured is a minor). For Excess plans, all claims must be filed with the
primary insurance carrier first. Any remaining charges will be considered
after payment has been made and an Explanation of Benefits has been
submitted. If no other insurance exists, a written statement from the
patient or parent's employer(s) must be obtained, verifying that no other
coverage exists.
Assignment of benefits is optional. Patient (or parent, if patient is a
minor) signature is required if payment is requested to be made directly
to the provider or medical services. If assignment is not made, the
provider may have assignment on file. In this case, proof of payment in
full is required before reimbursement can be made to the patient or
parent.
How should claims be submitted?
Mail to:
Nationwide Specialty Health
PO Box 420
Springfield, MA 01101
or
Fax:
1-413-214-7761
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