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This document is a questionnaire for sleep study centers wishing to join the UnitedHealthcare ancillary provider network. It outlines the necessary information and documentation required for submission, including ownership details, accreditation requirements, and billing preferences. Incomplete submissions may lead to delays in contracting.

How to fill out ancillary provider network submission

How to fill out ancillary provider network submission

1. Gather necessary documentation, including provider credentials and relevant contracts.
2. Complete the ancillary provider application form with accurate information.
3. Provide details regarding your practice location and services offered.
4. Attach copies of your licensure, certifications, and insurance documentation.
5. Submit the application through the designated submission portal or email.
6. Follow up on your submission to ensure it is processed and to address any additional requirements.

Who needs ancillary provider network submission?

1. Healthcare professionals providing ancillary services such as physical therapy, radiology, or laboratory services.
2. Practices seeking to join an insurance provider's network of ancillary providers.
3. Newly established ancillary providers looking to deliver services within a specific healthcare plan's network.

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What is ancillary provider network submission?

Ancillary provider network submission is the process through which healthcare providers, often including specialists and ancillary service providers, submit their network participation information to ensure compliance with regulations and to facilitate coordinated patient care.

Who is required to file ancillary provider network submission?

Healthcare providers who offer ancillary services, such as diagnostic testing, rehabilitation, or specialty care, are typically required to file ancillary provider network submissions as part of their network participation agreements.

How to fill out ancillary provider network submission?

To fill out ancillary provider network submission, providers must gather relevant information such as their National Provider Identifier (NPI), contact details, types of services offered, and any other required credentials, and then complete the designated submission form, ensuring all information is accurate and up-to-date.

What is the purpose of ancillary provider network submission?

The purpose of ancillary provider network submission is to standardize the reporting of provider participation in healthcare networks, enhance communication among providers and insurers, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

What information must be reported on ancillary provider network submission?

Information that must be reported includes provider identification details, service types offered, credentials, location, and any additional data required by the network or regulatory body.