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EDI Support

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888-670-0940 option-1
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DDE:
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Direct data entry

Direct data entry - application for onsite trainingpdf file
Modified: 5/16/2013
Complete and return this application for onsite DDE training. Session objectives are to help you understand how to successfully enter, adjust, and correct claims via DDE. Training does not include billing guidelines.
DDE (Direct Data Entry) user ID request formpdf file
Modified: 5/12/2013
FCSO Medicare Part A DDE (Direct Data Entry) user ID request form.
DDE enrollment applicationpdf file
Modified: 4/8/2013
Enables Medicare Part A providers, billing services, clearinghouses, and other third party vendors to apply for Direct Data Entry (DDE) services on behalf of Medicare Part A Providers.
Medicare Part A DDE user manualpdf file
Modified: 3/9/2013
Direct data entry (DDE) for the Fiscal Intermediary Standard System (FISS).
Direct data entry (DDE) password processes
Modified: 2/1/2013
The CDS RACF ID (DDE) password rule has changed. The password rule now requires use of mixed-case passwords (upper- and lowercase letters) and changing of at least four characters from a prior password.
Part A
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