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1 SPRING 2010 AUDIOLOGY MEDICAID WORKSHOP KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY - KYMMIS · SHPS Department for Medicaid ... •Hearing aid codes have a maximum reimbursement from Medicaid of $800.00 ... •EOB 0465 Member has other medical coverage

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SPRING 2010AUDIOLOGY

MEDICAID WORKSHOP

KENTUCKY

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Agenda•How Medicaid Works•Reference List•Communications•Aspects of Electronic Billing•5010•Websites available•Going Green with Remittance Advices•Co-pay•Member ID’s•Billing Scenarios•Points to Remember•Top Denials•Questions•Evaluation

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How Medicaid Works

Department for Medicaid Services

Medicaid Policy/Enrollment

Local DCBS office HP Enterprise Services

SHPSDepartment for Medicaid Services (DMS) and Medicaid Policy enforces the rules andregulations that were designed by Legislation.

The Local DCBS office enrolls members who apply according to the rules and regulations.

HP Enterprise Services, the KYMMIS contractor, can only process claims according to the rules andregulations that Medicaid has designed.

HP Enterprise Services has the prior authorization contract, but SHPS who is the subcontractor for HPEnterprise Services, can only issue prior authorizations according to the rules and regulations that Medicaidhas designed.

CMS

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Representative ListBrenda Orberson502-209-3053

[email protected] Allen Barren Boyle Casey

Clinton Cumberland Estill Green JacksonLaurel Lincoln Madison McCreary MetcalfeMonroe Pulaski Rockcastle Russell SimpsonWarren Wayne Whitley

Penny Germinaro502-209-3278

[email protected] Breathitt Boyd Carter ClayElliot Greenup Floyd Harlan JohnsonKnott Knox Lawrence Lee LewisLeslie Letcher Martin Magoffin Morgan

Owsley Perry Pike Rowan

Vicky Hicks502-209-3050

[email protected] Bourbon Clark Fleming Fayette

Garrard Jessamine Menifee Mercer MontgomeryNicholas Powell Wolfe Woodford

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Leigh Ann Hayes502-209-3087

[email protected] Bracken Campbell Carroll GallatinGrant Jefferson Kenton Pendleton OldhamOwen Trimble

Kristy Cabell502-209-3051

[email protected] Ballard Breckinridge Bullitt ButlerCaldwell Calloway Carlisle Christian CrittendenDaviess Edmonson Franklin Fulton GravesGrayson Hancock Hardin Harrison Hart

Henderson Henry Hickman Hopkins LarueLivingston Logan Lyon Marion Marshall

Mason Mccracken Mclean Meade MuhlenbergNelson Ohio Robertson Scott ShelbySpencer Taylor Todd Trigg Union

Washington Webster

Representative List

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Reference ListPhone Numbers

Web addresses

Departments

EDI Helpdesk 800-205-4696 [email protected]

HP Provider Billing Inquiry 800-807-1232 [email protected]

Provider Enrollment 877-838-5085

Member Services 800-635-2570

Passport 800-578-0775

Fraud 800-372-2970

Medicaid Policy 502-564-2687

Departments

KY Medicaid www.chfs.ky.gov/dmsFee Schedule, Regulations, Provider updates, Provider Enrollment

HP Website www.kymmis.comForms, Workshop updates, Billing Instructions, KyHealth Net guide,Provider Directory

KyHealth Net http://home.kymmis.comImmediate claim adjudication, Member Eligibility, Claim status and RA’s.

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Communications

Departments

HP Provider Inquiry Claim status, denials, RA’s, any billing questions, membereligibility, PA’s and limitations. (for providers only)

EDI Helpdesk Electronic billing, electronic RA’s, PIN #, and passwordreset.

Provider Field Representative Provider Workshops, training, one on one provider visits,mini-workshops, association meetings, teleconferencesand escalated problems. (not for claim status and forproviders only)

Medicaid Policy Questions concerning coverage, rate and regulations

Medicaid Provider Enrollment Questions or updates to the provider file, such as:NPI/Taxonomy, updating address, EFT’s and enrollment ofproviders.

Local DCBS office Eligibility updates

Member Services Question on member files, such as: program codeinformation and member eligibility. (for providers andmembers)

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Communications

•Department for Medicaid Services uses the following publications and tools tocommunicate information to providers:

RA BannerMessage boardKyHealth Net main pageProvider LettersAll WebsitesProvider Representatives

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Aspects of Electronic Billing•All claims submitted via paper or electronically appear in the claims inquiry area ofthe KyHealth Net.

•Claims submitted via 837 or KyHealth Net are processed faster because manualintervention is not required.

•KYMMIS Website holds DDE User Manuals and Companion Guides forrequirements providers must follow for proper claim submission.

•Provider may view, adjust , void paid claims and resubmit denied claims.This functionality is available for all claims submitted.

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•The format you use to submit 837 transactions to health insurance carriers will beupgraded in the coming months. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services(CMS) are switching from the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act(HIPAA) Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12 version 4010A1 to ASC X12version 5010 and from National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP)version 5.1 to NCPDP version D.0.

•This will be fully implemented by January 1, 2012.

•Please contact your vendors and clearinghouses to be surethey are compliant before January 1, 2012.

•More information will be forthcoming for changes specific toKentucky Medicaid.

5010

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Medicaid’s Website

www.chfs.ky.gov/dms

Fee Schedule

Regulations

Kymmis Website

Provider Directory

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KYMMIS Website

www.kymmis.com

KyHealth NetClaims Submission/InformationMember Information

Provider Directory

Billing Instruction,Forms and Workshop Updates

Letters and Notifications

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KyHealth Net Website

http://home.kymmis.com

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KyHealth Net WebsiteHome Page

http://home.kymmis.com

Discontinue Paper RA

Resume Paper RA

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RA Viewer

View weekly RA

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RA Viewer

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Remittance Advice

•Available on the pay-to provider RA viewer of the KyHealth Net.

•Available prior to receipt of the hard copy version.

•Even if the provider has opted out of receiving paper RAs, RAs will be available onthe KyHealth Net for six months.

•To obtain RAs older than six months, providers may contact Provider Inquiry.

•RAs on the KyHealth Net are image files of the paper RAs.

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Format for larger print on RA

ChoosePreferences

ChooseImageOptions

Enlarge to 125

Click Ok,Then print

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Member Eligibility Co-pay Steps

1. Check Benefit Plan to determine if the service you are providing has a

copay.

2. Look at copay indicator to determine if copay is applicable. If there is an

“N”, then do not go any further. If there is a “Y”, continue.

3. View cost share for the quarter “Y” means cost share has been met and

an “N” means cost share has not been met. If a “Y” is present do not

collect a copay. If an “N” and copay indicator is “Y” you collect a copay.

(unless the out of pocket has been met)

View out of pocket, if it has been met, no co-pay from the member.

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Member ID’s

UseCurrentID

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SERVICE LIMITATIONS

Listing of limitations met

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Billing Scenarios•The Member ‘s Medicaid ID is entered in field 9a of the CMS 1500 claim form. Medicaiddoes not review field 1a.

•Audiology is exempt from requiring a KenPAC referral.

•Hearing aid codes have a maximum reimbursement from Medicaid of $800.00 per 36months per ear.

•If there is a shared NPI, Medicaid needs the correct taxonomy to identify the payto provider.

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Billing Scenarios

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Billing Scenarios

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Billing Scenarios

•The diagnosis cross reference must be billed on all claims.One digit field of either a 1, 2, 3, or 4.

•The only modifiers recognized by Medicaid are: RT and LT.

•When billing ear molds for both ears, even though it is the same procedure code itmust be billed on two separate detail lines with the appropriate modifier.

•The following procedure codes will be reviewed for all required documentation:V5090, V5040,V5050, V5060, V5170, V5014, and V5030.

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Points to Remember

•Adjustments and Voids can only be done on “Paid” claims. If the claim has denied, itmust be resubmitted.

•Adjusting Paid Claims on KyHealth Net. Select the claim to adjust.Once changes are made, select the “Adjust” button.

•Once the steps have been completed, the new claim and ICN will display.Refer to the information at the top of the page to see how your new claim processed.

•Voiding Paid Claims, choose the claim to void and select the “Void” button.

•To verify the status or research the history of your Void, use the claim searchfunctionality from the Claims Inquiry tab to locate the original claim.

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Points to Remember

•If a claim is suspended, do not rebill the claim. A claim must be in a paid or deniedstatus before further action can be taken.

•When a spenddown applies to a member’s claim, the money amount billed to themember is shown on the Remittance Advice. Do not bill the member prior toMedicaid payment of a claim.

•If there is a shared NPI, Medicaid needs the correct taxonomy to identify the payto provider.

•Limited for members 21 and under unless Medicare is primary.

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Points to Remember•Fields 11, 11c and 29 are used for Commercial insurance payments only. If a TPL(Commercial insurance) denies or does not pay money, leave these fields blank.

•TPL claims- When a payment is received from a commercial insurance, the claim maybe billed electronically. The money received must be entered on the claim,(no contractual amount). When no money is received from a commercial insurancethe claim must be billed on paper with the EOB attached to the back of the claim.

•When TPL makes payment on all charges submitted on the CMS 1500 claim form:Medicaid will calculate the Medicaid allowed amount per line. The TPL payment is thenapplied to the claim per detail until the TPL payment has been applied in its entirety.

•When TPL pays several lines of the CMS 1500 claim form but denies other lines:Two claims are billed. The first claim must hold lines paid by the primary carrierand carrier paid amount in field 29. The second claim must hold all charges deniedby the primary carrier. Bill by paper with the denial EOB attached.

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Top Denials

•EOB 0102 Timely filing – All timely filing claims must be billed on paper withdocumentation attached behind the claims showing proof.

•EOB 0465 Member has other medical coverage – Medicaid is payor of last resort, alwaysbill the commercial insurance first. The commercial insurance information must be givenon the RA and KyHealth Net.

•EOB 2003 Member not eligible on dates of service – Verify the member’s eligibility eitherfrom KyHealth Net or voice response. Use the member’s current ID submitting claims.

•EOB 0188 Documentation needed for claim processing includes audiologistrecommendation, medical clearance statement and invoice – Must have all appropriatedocumentation attached to the claim.

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Top Denials

•EOB 0876 Hearing Aids are limited to $800.00 effective for DOS 01/05/2007 and after perear, per member, per 36 months – Verify limitations.

•EOB 0426 The 36 month maximum for this service has been exceeded the allowedamount adjusted to the maximum allowed - Verify limitations.

•EOB 0105 Claim submitted for hearing aid and hearing aid parts shall reflect theactual laboratory cost of the materials - Invoice and claim must match. Theinvoice can not be altered and must match the claim identically.

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True or False•A claim must be billed paper when a commercial insurance pays providers.

True or False

•If a member is KenPAC, a referral number is required.True or False

•Claim denied for timely filing, resubmit electronically.True or False

•Claim is in suspense, wait before you bill again.True or False

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Questions?

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