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In technical terms, crossover is the process through which Medicare transfers processed claim information to Medicaid or other insurance companies. These other secondary insurers typically provide supplemental benefits to Medicare insurance holders.
An indicator specifying whether the claim is a crossover claim where a portion is paid by Medicare. If the crossover indicator is populated on a non-denied claim from an OT file, then the crossover indicator reported must be found in the list of valid values.
A Medicare crossover claim is a Medicare-allowed claim for a dual eligible or QMB-Only (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary-Only) member sent to ForwardHealth for payment of coinsurance, copayment, and deductible. Submit Medicare claims first, as appropriate, to one of the following: Medicare Part A fiscal intermediary.
A Medicare crossover is a claim that Medicare sends to another insurer for secondary payment, after Medicare has processed the claim as the primary insurer.
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Automatic Crossover Claims An automatic crossover claim is a claim that Medicare automatically forwards to ForwardHealth by the COBC (Coordination of Benefits Contractor) . Claims will be forwarded if the following occur: Medicare has identified that the services were provided to a dual eligible or a QMB-Only member.
Lets consider a real-world example. Medicare processes the claim and pays $6,250 ing to the patients plan. After paying its portion, Medicare sends the processed claim to the patients secondary payer, Medicaid, in this case. Medicaid receives the crossover claim and then covers the remaining amount.
Within these parameters, each of the fifty states operates their Medicaid program differently. Therefore, Medicaid eligibility requirements are not consistent across states. One cannot transfer their Medicaid benefits from one state to another state, nor can they receive Medicaid benefits simultaneously in two states.

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