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Last Modified: 4/21/2011 Location: FL, PR, USVI Business: Part A

38041

This outpatient claim (13x, 14x, 71x, 23x, 83x, or 85x) contains dates of service that equal or overlap a previously processed inpatient claim (11x only).
Resources/tips to avoid or correct this reject code
Services provided during a Part A hospital stay must be provided directly or under arrangement and billed by the admitting hospital. The only exceptions to this provision are services that are not covered under Part A benefits. These services should be billed as inpatient Part B services (type of bill 12x or 22x).
When an outpatient claim overlaps an inpatient claim, one of the following must occur to allow payment for both claims:
The inpatient claim must be adjusted to add the outpatient charges to the inpatient claim
The inpatient claim must be adjusted to add occurrence span code 74 with span thru dates that match the date(s) of the outpatient claim
Occurrence span code 74 and span thru dates that equal the hospital claim admission through discharge dates is indicated on the outpatient claim
You can submit a separate claim for non-related non-diagnostic services.
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Source: FCSO Education Action Team

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