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The document outlines the process for submitting a Second Level Provider Claims Appeal for Partnership HealthPlan of California's Medi-Cal claims. It details the necessary steps, required documentation, and timelines for appeals, emphasizing that each appeal must pertain to a single PHC member and must be submitted within 90 days of claim denial. The document also provides instructions on completing the Medi-Cal Appeal Form and specifies acceptable documentation for verifying timely submission.

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What is a provider inquiry form?

Provider Inquiry Forms may be used for any unique questions concerning claim status; paid or denied claims; and billing concerns. To expedite the handling of written inquiries, we recommend you use a Provider Inquiry Form (Section 2.4. 1).

What is a claims inquiry form?

The Claims Inquiry Form (CIF) is used to request an adjustment for either an underpaid or overpaid claim, request a Share of Cost (SOC) reimbursement or request reconsideration of a denied claim.

What is CPID medical billing?

CPID (Claim Payer IDentification)? A payer ID is a routing number, or address. Tells the clearinghouse where to send the claim like a bank sends a check. Emdeon uses 5 digit Payer Id the most common. This is the # that most insurances will give as their payor id.

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What is Cif in health insurance?

The Claims Inquiry Form (CIF) is used to request an adjustment for either an underpaid or overpaid claim, request a Share of Cost (SOC) reimbursement or request reconsideration of a denied claim. The CIF can also be used as a tracer.

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