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PWK

Issues completing the PWK fax/mail/esMD coversheet
Modified: 7/21/2020
First Coast's claims department and providers are being negatively impacted by a high volume of invalid or unnecessary PWK fax/mail/esMD coversheets. This article reviews information on how you can avoid these issues. [CR 10397]
Paperwork (PWK) fax/mail/esMD coversheet
Modified: 7/5/2020
The PWK fax/mail/esMD coversheet was revised to remove the health insurance claim number (HICN) and replace it with "Medicare ID." [CR 10397]
PWK allows documentation to be submitted with an initial claim
Modified: 5/7/2020
First Coast Service Options Inc. (First Coast) has implemented the PWK (paperwork) segment of the X12N version 5010. This allows for submission of supporting documentation with a version 5010 electronic claim. [CR 10124]
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