New provider roadmap: Appeals

An appeal is a new and independent review of an initial determination of a claim.

Step 1: Determine whether you are submitting a redetermination or clerical error reopening / claim correction. 

For information and examples, refer to Part A or Part B.

Clerical error reopening / claim corrections must be submitted within one year from the initial claim determination for:

  • Minor errors or omissions on claims

  • Mathematical or computational mistakes

  • Inaccurate data entry

A redetermination (first level of appeal) is a new and independent review of an initial determination of a claim. A redetermination must be submitted within 120 days from the receipt of the determination notice for:

  • Dissatisfaction with initial claim determination

  • Disagreement with claim reimbursement

  • Medical review denials

  • Denials requiring documentation to support the services

Step 2: Choose method of submission

There are multiple methods of submitting clerical error reopening / claim corrections:

The options for submitting a redetermination:

  • SPOT

  • Redetermination and clerical error reopening request form:

  • Fax:

    • Part A - 904-361-0593

    • Part B - 904-361-0595

  • Mail:

Step 3: Submit the request

Clerical error reopening:

  • Submit within one calendar year from initial determination date, except for reporting an overpayment.

  • Completed within 60 days of receipt of the reopening request.

Redetermination requests:

  • File within 120 days after the date of receipt of the determination.

  • Completed within 60 days of receipt of the request unless additional documentation is submitted by the provider / supplier and received prior to issuance of the dismissal and / or decision notice.

Step 4: Check status

Resources

On demand training for appeals and claim correction:

  • We provide a wide array of On-demand Learning resources that allows you to learn at your own pace

    • Online training courses

    • Training videos

    • Webinar recordings

Appeals center

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