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SVHP-2819 Provider Claim Reconsideration Form 11-18-2025

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The document is a Provider Claim Reconsideration Form from Sanford Health Plan, outlining the process for healthcare providers to appeal denied claims. It includes instructions for submission, required information about the provider and member, and various reasons for reconsideration such as duplicate claims, coding errors, timely filing issues, and lack of preauthorization. Providers must submit supporting documentation with each request to ensure processing.

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What is the provider claim form for Medicare?

The CMS-1500 form is the official standard Medicare and Medicaid health insurance claim form required by the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services (CMS) of the U.S. Department of Health Human Services.

What is an 837 claim form?

An 837 file is an electronic file that contains patient claim information. This file is submitted to an insurance company or to a clearinghouse instead of printing and mailing a paper claim. The data in an 837 file is called a Transaction Set.

How do I appeal my Sanford Health Plan provider?

You or your provider can appeal by calling or writing us. If you decide to appeal by calling, we will use the date you call as the filing date for your appeal. If you appeal in writing, send us a letter or use the Appeal Filing Form. We will let you know when we receive your appeal, usually by mailing you a letter.

Which providers submit the CMS 1500 claim form?

The CMS 1500 form is a standardized medical claim form used by individual healthcare providers, such as physicians, therapists, and midwives, to submit billing information for services provided to patients. Its just like a UB-04 form, except only individuals use it, not institutions.