I sent it to the listserv as others might find benefit.  If I'm not suppose
to, I'm sure someone will yell at me.  It's missing the IEA because it is a
subset of a real 1+ megabyte file, I wasn't going to hand 'sanitize' an
entire file by hand; thus, I sent you the first GS/GE segment combination.

Though it is an old file, the only difference between it and a later 4010
version is centuries in the dates and a possibility of a minor few other
variations.   I'll respond to the rest of your message a little later (I
have a meeting to attend).


----- Original Message -----
From: "William J. Kammerer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> John:
>
> Sure, I would like to discuss it!  It's a handsome, if really old, 835,
> indeed... except for the missing IEA. But did you mean to send this
> privately? - it ended up going to the listserve.  But in any case, it's
> a good example to prompt questions which aid in our analysis.  It's your
> choice whether you want to answer the questions on the list, or to me
> privately.
>
> It looks like both the sender and receiver are mutually defined (the
> dreaded ZZ qualifiers).  What are they supposed to be? - what is the
> 9000000380, and who is DD0064? Were these sanitized, too, or are they
> what was actually used? Actually it would help if only PHI (the
> subscriber, patient and claim detail) was "sanitized" or deidentified -
> the payee, payer and bank are the parties we want to want to know
> everything about, and need the real detail.  There's nothing secret
> about these parties - and these are the very parties for whom we're
> trying to figure out things like how they address each other.
>
> Other questions: Did this remittance go through a Clearinghouse? Or
> point to point? Did it go straight to the provider, or to an
> intermediary like a billing service? Who chose the sender and receiver
> IDs to use? The payment was sent separately by ACH, but the ABA routing
> code of the bank - and the account number - were "sanitized" away; at
> least the ABA routing code would have been relevant if we were looking
> at a payment order to a bank (how does a bank require the ISA to be
> addressed?).  Some providers might be queasy about having their account
> number shared (though it's certainly not PHI) on a listserve, so it's
> reasonable to switch a few digits around; but think about it: every
> grocery and dry cleaners that I have ever written a check to now has my
> bank's ABA routing code and my account number....so what??
>
> Anyway, thanks for starting the ball rolling! We need detail, detail,
> detail!
>
> William J. Kammerer
> Novannet, LLC.
> +1 (614) 487-0320
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "John Bristor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "WEDi/SNIP ID & Routing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: "John Bristor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, 15 March, 2002 01:43 PM
> Subject: Re: Identifiers
>
>
> Here's an example of an old 835 (sanitized).. would you like to discuss
> it?
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
>
> ISA*00*          *00*          *ZZ*9000000380     *ZZ*DD0064
> *950510*0320*U*00303*951300304*0*P*>~
> GS*HP*9000000380*42T091*950510*0066*209225*X*003030M~
> ST*835*1076~
> BPR*I*18788.66*C*ACH************950511~
> TRN*1*000000000000000000000000000000*9000000380*000209225~
> REF*F5*ACPS99~
> N1*1P*Hospital Name~
> N3*Hospital Address Line~
> N4*ANYWHERE*SC*999999999~
> LX*950911~
> TS3*42T091*11*950930*2*21328.04*20901.64*426.40**18788.66**2112.98******
> ***4
> 26.40~
> TS2***********2*22*22~
> CLP*H031025061*01*6779.09*6832.24***0195117435150*11*1*01*462~
> CAS*CO*89*172.70**A2*-225.85**96*172.70~
> CAS*OA*B3*6606.39~
> NM1*QC*1*LASTNAME*FIRSTNAME***HN*248599999A~
> MIA*8**************8~
> REF*EA*H018999~
> DTM*232*950320~
> DTM*233*950328~
> CLP*H030578999*01*14548.95*11956.42***0195117447999*11*1*01*462~
> CAS*CO*89*253.70**A2*2338.83**96*253.70~
> CAS*OA*B3*14295.25~
> NM1*QC*1*LASTNAME*FIRSTNAME****HN*326096999A~
> MIA*14**************14~
> REF*EA*H206999~
> DTM*232*950303~
> DTM*233*950317~
> SE*27*1076~
> GE*1*209225~
>
>
>
>
>

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