I asked on of our business people to comment on John Murray's question and they
replied with the following......
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| To: Jonathan Showalter/MutualOMA@Mutual of Omaha |
| cc: Ravae Smallwood/MutualOMA@Mutual of Omaha, Vickie |
| Hebing/MutualOMA@Mutual of Omaha |
| Subject: Re: NSF and Other Insured(Document link not converted) |
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Jonathan,
The DA0-DA3 records are used to show the insurance the patient has. When there
are multiple insurance's involved, like on the Med Supp we get, the first set of
D records are used for the primary, second set for the secondary insurance and
so on. The D records are set to accommodate this. I hope this is the info you
were looking for.
Cindy Miller
Mutual Of Omaha
EDI
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
402-351-3511
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| | John Murray |
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| | 01/20/2000 02:10 PM |
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| Subject: NSF and Other Insured |
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When moving data from a HCFA 1500 to NSF where is the best place to stash
the Insurance Plan name from box 9d?
John Murray
EDI Analyst
ViTec Inc.
(612) 494-5223 Voice
(612) 494-5253 Fax
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