Appeal of Provider Claims Sample Clauses

Appeal of Provider Claims. Medicaid HMOs must develop, implement, and maintain a system for tracking and resolving all Medicaid Provider appeals related to claims payment. Within this process, the Provider must respond fully and completely to each Medicaid Provider’s claims payment appeal and establish a tracking mechanism to document the status and final disposition of each Medicaid Provider’s claims payment appeal. Medicaid HMOs must contract with physicians who are not Network Providers to resolve claims disputes related to denial on the basis of medical necessity that remain unresolved subsequent to a Provider appeal. The determination of the physician resolving the dispute must be binding on the HMO and the Provider. The physician resolving the dispute must hold the same specialty or a related specialty as the appealing Provider. HHSC reserves the right to amend this process to include an independent review process established by HHSC for final determination on these disputes.

Appeal of Provider Claims. MCOs must develop, implement, and maintain a system for tracking and resolving all Medicaid Provider appeals related to claims payment. Within this process, the MCO must respond fully and completely to each Medicaid Provider’s claims payment appeal and establish a tracking mechanism to document the status and final disposition of each appeal. The MCO’s process must comply with the requirements of Texas Government Code §533.005(a)(19). MCOs must contract with non-network physicians to resolve claims disputes related to denial on the basis of Medical Necessity that remain unresolved subsequent to a provider appeal. The determination of the physician resolving the dispute must be binding on the MCO and a Network Provider. The physician resolving the dispute must hold the same specialty or a related specialty as the appealing provider. HHSC reserves the right to amend this process to include an independent review process established by HHSC for final determination on these disputes.

Appeal of Provider Claims. MCOs must develop, implement, and maintain a system for tracking and resolving all Medicaid Provider appeals related to claims payment, as required by Texas Government Code § 533.005(a)(15). Within this process, the MCO must respond fully and completely to each Medicaid Provider's claims payment appeal and establish a tracking mechanism to document the status and final disposition of each appeal. The MCO must allow Community-based Long Term Services and Supports providers to appeal claims that the MCO has not paid or denied by the 31st day following receipt. In addition, the MCO's process must comply with Texas Government Code § 533.005(a)(19). MCOs must contract with non-network physicians to resolve claims disputes related to denial on the basis of Medical Necessity that remain unresolved subsequent to a provider appeal. The determination of the physician resolving the dispute must be binding on the MCO and a Network Provider. The physician resolving the dispute must hold the same specialty or a related specialty as the appealing provider. HHSC reserves the right to amend this process to include an independent review process established by HHSC for final determination on these disputes.

Appeal of Provider Claims. MCOs must develop, implement, and maintain a system for tracking and resolving all Medicaid Provider appeals related to claims payment, as required by Texas Government Code § 533.005(a)(15). Within this process, the MCO must respond fully and completely to each Medicaid Provider's claims payment appeal and establish a tracking mechanism to document the status and final disposition of each appeal. The MCO must allow Community-based Long Term Services and Supports providers to appeal claims that the MCO has not paid or denied by the 31st day following receipt. In addition, the MCO's process must comply with Texas Government Code § 533.005(a)(19). The MCO is subject to liquidated damages if at least 98 percent of Provider Appeals are not resolved within 30 calendar days of the MCO's receipt. MCOs must contract with non-network physicians to resolve claims disputes related to denial on the basis of Medical Necessity that remain unresolved subsequent to a provider appeal. The physician resolving the dispute must not be an employee of the MCO's Medicaid or CHIP business but may be an employee in the MCO's Medicare or commerical lines of business. The determination of the physician resolving the dispute must be binding on the MCO and a Network Provider. The physician resolving the dispute must be licensed in the State of Texas and hold the same specialty or a related specialty as the appealing provider. HHSC reserves the right to amend this process to include an independent review process established by HHSC for final determination on these disputes.

Appeal of Provider Claims. MCOs must develop, implement, and maintain a system for tracking and resolving all Medicaid Provider appeals related to claims payment. Within this process, the MCO must respond fully and completely to each Medicaid Provider’s claims payment appeal and establish a tracking mechanism to document the status and final disposition of each appeal. MCOs must contract with non-network physicians to resolve claims disputes related to denial on the basis of Medical Necessity that remain unresolved subsequent to a provider appeal. The determination of the physician resolving the dispute must be binding on the MCO and a Network Provider. The physician resolving the dispute must hold the same specialty or a related specialty as the appealing provider, and must be located in the Service Area where the Covered Services were provided. HHSC reserves the right to amend this process to include an independent review process established by HHSC for final determination on these disputes.