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The document is the Mutual News Volume 4, Issue 2 from the 2nd Quarter of 2011, detailing the expansion of the SuperMed network into various counties in Indiana and Kentucky. It provides instructions for providers to update their information, submit claims, and highlights new features such as electronic reimbursement options and updates on medical policies. Additionally, it discusses changes related to HIPAA 5010 compliance and offers resources available through the Provider ePortal.

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