The ISA receiver ID is defined as follows in the IG:
"Identification code published by the receiver of the data; When sending,
it is used by the sender as their sending ID, thus other parties sending to
them will use this as a receiving ID to route data to them"
The definition seems to imply th
If I may chime in
Methinks we are confusing the two SEPARATE identifiers of 'EDI Address' and
'Provider ID.'
The EDI Address is (should be) there to make sure the data get to the correct
party and is (should be) independent of application. In a 'healthcare' context:
the proposed NPI is (sh
Actually, in the WEDi/SNIP ID & Routing group, we're merely concerned
with the manner in which entities are identified in the ISA interchange
header (and perhaps the GS) segment for routing. As Rachel said
yesterday, "the focus [of our group is] on the 'functional use' of the
identifier in the IS
William,
Some of our "preferred ID" discussions seem to be flipping back and forth
between the preferred ID-key for the "CPP Registry" and the ID that the
message receiver would prefer to have in the ISA... one of the items that
would be enumerated in the CPP Registry record.
If there were sev
Chris,
There may be exceptions though like HCA which is a hospital chain and
each hospital could have a FTIN knowing that these chains are always
buying and selling hospitals. Also, in the case of HCA they today
agreed to pay CMS $250 million for various appeals (fraud) over the past
10 years(AHA
Ken,
You make some good points about current concerns but unfortunately the
federal government is starting to play a bigger part in financing US
hospitals. The AHA has lashed out at Medicare for cut backs in
reimbursements and they will probably be restored, in the past 10 years
12% of ER's in th
David,
My thinking was that every organization would have AT LEAST one FTIN and
might not have even one of the other identifiers. So if that ID was going
to be the potential trading partner's key to discovering all the CPP
information, then I presume payors would designate one FTIN for this
p
Rachel Foerster put together a good summary of the CPP/A work coming out
of ebXML, in her e-mail " Requirement for Automated Trading Partner
Setup," on Thursday, 14 February, 2002, available in the archives at
http://www.mail-archive.com/routing%40wedi.org/msg00205.html. In
effect, a CPP is a mac
William:
I agree that the lack of standard Provider IDs is a problem. However, if
the suggestion is that the industry ought to embrace the DUNS number (or any
other number) as an unofficial standard, then I would object to that
concept. The problem with that idea is that the release of the fina
I am somewhat new to this listserv. Is there some place I can go to find
out what the acronyms CPA and CPP mean?
Thanks.
Ken Fody
Independence Blue Cross
-Original Message-
From: William J. Kammerer
To: WEDi/SNIP ID & Routing
Sent: 3/29/02 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: Update on CPP effort.
Dick:
Thanks for the update. It looks like we're getting good traction with
this ebXML CPP/A stuff!
Speaking of the ebXML Registry: yes, Kepa's DNS "directory" could
certainly "locate" a CPP document containing trading partner
information, using one or more identifiers as the key for the sear
RosettaNet and other initiatives have chosen to identify every partner
using the same ID domain, such as D-U-N-S. This does make things
slightly simpler, in that no one has to remember what kind of identifier
this 9 digit number is - it's always a D-U-N-S!
I don't really think it's necessary, th
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