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Provider enrollment tips and tutorials

Step-by-step directions to completing CMS-855R application
Modified: 5/5/2018
Follow these step-by-step directions when completing the CMS-855R application. Follow these directions right from our website or print them out for your convenience.
Step-by-step directions to completing CMS-855I application
Modified: 4/13/2018
Follow these step-by-step directions when completing the CMS-855I application. Follow these directions right from our website or print them out for your convenience.
Tips to expedite your Medicare enrollment process
Modified: 4/13/2018
Learn helpful tips on how to expedite the enrollment process.
New First Coast provider enrollment videos
Modified: 4/3/2018
First Coast Service Options (First Coast) is excited to announce five new educational videos dedicated to your common questions on the provider enrollment process. The videos are only three-to-five minutes long and offer you an interactive way to learn.
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) tutorialflash file
Modified: 3/22/2018
This tutorial describes the advantages of Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), and the most common problem seen with the EFT application.
Enrollment status lookup: Help guide
Modified: 2/26/2018
This versatile application allows you to check the status of your enrollment application in the Medicare program in three ways. You may search for all pending applications by entering your National Provider Identifier (NPI) and provider transaction access number (PTAN), check the status of a specific application by entering the 12-digit correspondence control number (CCN) and three-digit record number (listed in your acknowledgement letter), or check to determine if you have been sent a revalidation request letter by entering your NPI or PTAN.
Avoiding common errors on the CMS-855A form - tutorialflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
This animation will help you avoid common errors when completing the CMS-855A form.
Avoiding common errors on the CMS-855B form - tutorialflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
This simulation addresses many of the problems found on the CMS-855B, specifically missing signatures or dates in Section 15B and Section 16A.
Avoiding common errors on the CMS-855I form - tutorialflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
This animation will show you all the tips and tools at your disposal to help complete the CMS-855I form successfully the first time.
Avoiding common errors on the CMS-855R form - tutorialflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
The number one reason for enrollment applications being denied is due to signature and date errors.
Medicare B Claims editing for ordering and referring providers - tutorialflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
Use this simulation to review and learn about the ins and outs of claims editing for ordering and referring providers.
Medicare Enrollment Process - Information and resourcesflash file
Modified: 12/7/2017
This tutorial provides information and resources to assist providers in the Medicare enrollment process. Areas covered include initial enrollment, change of information, revalidation, reactivation, reassignment and termination.
First Coast Service Options (First Coast) 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.