skip to content Site Map
First Coast Service Options Inc.
Thank you for visiting First Coast Service Options' Medicare provider website, where you will always find the latest Medicare news and information affecting the J9 provider community.
To enable us to present you with customized content focused towards your line of business and geographic area, please select your preferences below:
Select your location:
Select your line of business:
About Us Site Map Join eNews Contact Us Contact Us Contact Us Contact Us Help Contact Us Contact Us
Text Size:
 
Close
Send a link to this page
[Multiple email adresses must be separated by a semicolon.]
Email|Print
Last Modified: 7/8/2011 Location: FL, PR, USVI Business: Part A

Common working file (CWF) rejects inquiry

Do you have questions concerning your claim that denied because information on the claim does not match the CWF beneficiary information (e.g., discharge status, name mismatch, female patient with a male procedure claim)?
There are a few steps you can take to verify this information.
Use ELGA (eligibility A) in Direct data entry (DDE) pdf file.
Check your claim to verify that it was coded correctly.
If your claim rejected with any of the following reason codes, click the code for specifics related to correcting or verifying this information:
10415
10420
C7010
C7109
C7113
Note: There may be times when it is necessary to contact customer service in order to update information within the fiscal intermediary standard system (FISS) and allow your claim to continue processing. Before calling customer service, please have the following information available:
Claim information including the health insurance claim (HIC) number, dates of service, and your national provider identifier (NPI).
The correct beneficiary information.
Once you have this information, you will be able to adjust the claim and resubmit for processing.
Source: FCSO Education Action Team

First Coast Service Options (FCSO) strives to ensure that the information available on our provider website is accurate, detailed, and current. Therefore, this is a dynamic site and its content changes daily. It is best to access the site to ensure you have the most current information rather than printing articles or forms that may become obsolete without notice.