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Claims Processing Electronic Claims Providers who want to submit claims electronically - whether through a clearinghouse, with software obtained from an approved vendor, or through Provider Electronic Solutions software - must complete an online Trading Partner Agreement Application in the Healthcare Portal. All electronic transactions must be HIPAA compliant. Provider Electronic Solutions software is available for RI Medicaid Providers. Download a copy of the software and try it for free- Provider Electronic Solutions. Gainwell Technologies Provider Representatives will assist you and get you started. For more information, please contact your Provider Representative. Paper Claim - Forms and Instructions Submission of paper claims is available for those claims that require attachments (i.e. invoice documentation for DME supplies, if required). All paper claims and documentation should be mailed to: Gainwell TechnologiesPO Box 2010Warwick, RI 02887-2010 Reminder: CMS 1500 Version 02/12 is required after April 1, 2014, regardless of date of service.CMS-1500 Claim Form Instructions UB-04 Claim Form InstructionsDental Claim Form InstructionsWaiver Claim Form InstructionsNDC Attachment Form Instructions Time Limits for Filing Claims All Medicaid claims must be received within 365 days of the first date of service in order to be accepted for processing and payment.If the client has other insurance and the claim is past the 365 day limit then an exception will be allowed to process the claim if the other insurance EOB is within the past 90 days. The claim and supporting documentation to prove timely filing must be submitted on the appropriate paper claim form to your Provider Representative. Claims Payment The RI Medicaid Program no longer issues paper checks for claims payment. All payments will be made electronically by automatic deposit into the account specified on the Provider's Electronic Funds Transfer form.To initiate the automatic deposit process, providers must complete and return the EFT Authorization Form and attach a voided check to confirm the provider's account number and bank transit number.Claims Processing and Payment Schedule - Claims are processed for payment approximately every two weeks. Claim Status To check on the status of a claim: Providers can check claim status on the Healthcare Portal (Please see the Healthcare Portal page for information on how to register or use the site); or By calling the RI Medicaid Customer Service Help Desk at 401-784-8100 for local and long distance calls or 1-800-964-6211 for in-state toll call and border communities. Claim Adjustment Forms and Other Related Forms Claim adjustments can only be performed on Paid Claims. A copy of the the Remittance Advice page is required with the Adjustment Form in order for processing. Adjustment Form Adjustment Form Instructions Recoupment Form Recoupment Form Instructions Refund Log Third Party Liability Procedural Information Recipient EligibilityUse the Healthcare Portal (Please see the Healthcare Portal page for information on how to register or use the site) or call the Customer Service Help Desk to find out if a recipient is eligible for Medicaid. Prior AuthorizationFor information on how to obtain Prior Authorization. Third Party Liability (TPL) Carrier CodesThe 3 digit carrier is required for claim with a primary insurance. Refer to Third Party Liability for the appropriate code. AttendingFrequently Asked Questions for Attending Providers Order, Prescribe, and Refer (OPR)Frequently Asked Questions for OPR CPT Codes/HCPCS CodesTo find the reimbursement amount for a CPT or HCPCS code, go to Fee Schedules. Electronic Billing for Medicare and Senior Replacement/Advantage PlansElectronic Billing for Medicare and Senior Replacement/Advantage Plans Error Status CodesESC Code List (English) Explanation of Benefits (EOB) CodesEOB Codes and Messages (English) EOB Codes and Messages (Spanish) Program Information Provider Manuals and Guidelines