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This form is used by healthcare providers to request a reconsideration of a claim or to file a claim dispute with Ambetter of North Carolina Inc. It outlines the necessary information required and

How to fill out provider request for reconsideration

How to fill out provider request for reconsideration

1. Obtain the standard provider request for reconsideration form from your insurance company or health plan.
2. Fill out the provider's information, including name, address, and contact details.
3. Include the patient’s information such as name, date of birth, and insurance policy number.
4. Clearly state the reason for the reconsideration request, referencing denial codes or specific issues with the original claim.
5. Provide any additional documentation that supports your case, such as medical records or treatment notes.
6. Sign and date the form, ensuring all sections are completed accurately.
7. Submit the request according to the insurance company’s guidelines, which may include sending it via mail, fax, or online portal.

Who needs provider request for reconsideration?

1. Providers who have had a claim denied and believe the denial was incorrect.
2. Healthcare professionals looking for reimbursement for services rendered to patients.
3. Medical offices that require clarification or modification of claim decisions made by insurance companies.

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What is provider request for reconsideration?

A provider request for reconsideration is a formal appeal submitted by a healthcare provider to challenge a decision made by a health insurance company regarding claim payments or coverage.

Who is required to file provider request for reconsideration?

Healthcare providers, including doctors, hospitals, and other medical entities that feel a claim has been incorrectly denied or paid, are required to file a provider request for reconsideration.

How to fill out provider request for reconsideration?

To fill out a provider request for reconsideration, you should provide the required information about the claim, including the patient’s details, the reason for the reconsideration, any supporting documents, and healthcare provider details.

What is the purpose of provider request for reconsideration?

The purpose of a provider request for reconsideration is to allow the provider to formally contest a denial or reduction in payment, seeking a review and potential reversal of the insurance company's initial decision.

What information must be reported on provider request for reconsideration?

Information that must be reported includes the provider's information, patient details, claim number, dates of service, the amount billed, the reason for the reconsideration request, and any additional documentation supporting the claim.