Medicaid program; Medicaid Management Information System; system requirements--HCFA. Final rule
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Published on: June 11, 2012
Abstract:
In this notice, we are informing State Medicaid agencies of three new system requirements for Medicaid Management Information Systems. These systems will be required to accept: (a) and use exclusively a uniform diagnostic coding system (the International Classification of Disease, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM)), wherever diagnostic coding is used; (b) And use exclusively a common claim form for inpatient and outpatient hospital billing (HCFA-1450); and (c) A uniform electronic billing format for institutional billing. The purpose of these requirements is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Medicaid program; the second and third requirements will reduce the paperwork burden by implementing a single claim form and a single electronic billing format for providers to bill multiple third party payers.
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