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6. Getting Support After Go-Live Copy of this presentation located at http://hrsa.dshs.wa.gov/providerone/Webinars/OperationalSupportWebinar.ppt
Links to all resources located later in the presentation
7. After Webinar you can: Get Support After Go Live
Find and use the best “self-service” resources to meet your needs as we stabilize ProviderOne
Keep an eye on new discoveries or system defects
Monitor the percentage of your claims being paid and compare to your payment history
Take advantage of “just in time” training
Know where to call if you need assistance
Subscribe to a NEW email distribution list for ongoing policy and operational updates
Use new One-Stop Shopping Provider Website 7
8. Support after Go Live Testing environment through June 9th
Temporary Help Desk through August 9th
Dedicated to ProviderOne transition steps (security, registration and testing)
Permanent Medical Assistance Customer Service Center
Supports claims and payment questions (same as today)
Check website before calling
Daily Bulletins for known issues
Billing and Resource Guide
On Demand Webinars
E-Learning and Self Paced Provider Tutorials 8
9. Monitoring and Communication After Go-Live
Daily DSHS meetings to monitor claims loading, adjudication, payment and other critical activities
Daily “ProviderOne Bulletin” on the web identifies new discoveries (defects, training issues or system changes)
Includes ETA, impact and workaround
Bi-weekly conference calls with several provider groups to gather additional feedback
On demand Webinars
Provider Claim Processing Reports
Stay Informed
Sign up for ProviderOne email distribution list
Sign up for new operational email distribution lists
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10. Following ProviderOne Progress 10
11. Daily DSHS Meetings Monitor claims loading, adjudication, payment and other critical production activities
Gather data from critical operational areas “what are they seeing on the floor”
Analyze data gathered and Identify new system or process discoveries
Report new discoveries and status of previously identified discoveries daily to Department staff
Collect information to include on the daily Provider Bulletin
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12. Daily Provider Bulletin Please Check ProviderOne Website Before Calling For help
Daily updates on how implementation is going
Lists known issues and defects
Gives estimated time for fix
Identifies planned system updates and changes
http://hrsa.dshs.wa.gov/providerone/providers.htm
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13. Bi-Weekly Conference Calls Meetings with 6 provider advisory groups
Pre-selected cross section of providers
Represent all billing methods
Direct Data Entry
Electronic Batch
WINASAP Users
Managed Care
Pharmacy Point of Sale
ProviderOne Task Force
Enables us to keep a pulse on how things are going and identify operational barriers
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14. Monitor Provider Claims Profile Historical legacy MMIS (“before” picture) By tax ID for FY09 (7/1/08 – 6/30/09)
Profile shows dollars paid, # claims paid, paid %, denied %, # of days between date of service/billing date, # of days between billed/payment date ProviderOne Information (“after” picture) By tax ID the same information, except instead of a full fiscal year, it is for each week after Go Live
Based on testing experience, providers should see an improving “after” picture each week
Compare to historical – before picture to determine when you hit “Normal”
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15. “On Demand” Webinars Webinars will focus on topics needed most
Webinar topics will be identified through:
Provider Feedback during Operational Conference Calls
Analysis of Claim Denial – Chronic issues
Call center - provider call reasons
Changes and New discoveries
Webinar schedule will be posted on ProviderOne webpage
http://hrsa.dshs.wa.gov/providerone/providers.htm 15
16. 16 Self Service Resources ProviderOne Billing and Resource Guide
Program Specific Billing Instructions
ProviderOne System User Manual
E-Learning and Self-Paced Tutorials
New Enrollment Application Tracking
17. The Purpose Of Each Resource Billing and Resource Guide
Step by step instructions for checking eligibility, billing FFS and determining what you got paid for. Applies to nearly all provider types.
Program Specific Billing Instructions
Program specific material explains policies, limitations, rates and procedures.
ProviderOne System User Manuals
Technical system manual that shows system functionality and detailed screen shots.
E-Learning and Self-paced Tutorials
Training materials for new staff or refresher training
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18. Billing and Resource Guide ProviderOne Billing and Resource Guide:
Responds to provider requests for step by step billing materials;
Serves as foundation for program specific billing instructions;
Covers the end to end billing process, including steps using ProviderOne
Replaces General Information Booklet
Includes extensive set of new appendixes
Guide is designed for provider staff who:
Schedule appointments or check in clients;
Submit fee for service claims to DSHS; and
Post and reconcile DSHS payments. 18
19. Billing and Resource Guide Current chapters available
Basics about Medical Assistance
Verify Client Eligibility, Benefit Packages And Coverage Limits
Submit Fee for Service Claims
Obtain and Reconcile the Remittance Advice
Additional chapters under development
Enroll As A New Provider
Set Up and Maintain System Users in ProviderOne
Maintain Provider Records On Line 19
20. Billing and Resource Guide 20
21. 21 Client Eligibility, Benefit Packages, and Coverage Limits The Key Steps
Determine If Your Patient Has Medical Assistance Coverage
Determine the Primary Payer
Review Your Patient’s Benefit Service Package
Determine if Medical Assistance Covers the Service and if the Service Requires Prior Authorization
Determine If your Patient’s Benefit Limitations Have Been Met
22. Submit Fee for Service Claims to Medical Assistance The Key Steps
Determine Claims Submission Method
Determine if Claim Needs Backup
Submit New Claims and Backup via:
Direct Data Entry into ProviderOne
Online Batch Claims Submission
Paper
Submit Medicare Cross-Over Claims
Inquire about the Status of a Claim
Adjust, Resubmit, or Void a Claim
23. The Remittance Advice The Key Steps
Retrieve Remittance Advice
Review Updates and Key Messages
Review Summary
Review Paid Claims
Review and Research Denied Claims
Review Adjusted Claims
Review Suspended Claims
24. Billing Guide Vs Billing Instructions Program Billing Instructions cover the “what” Primarily policy content
Payment methodology
Specific procedures covered
Program Limitations
Authorization requirements
Specific Billing Information that only applies to the provider type or program
Billing and Resource Guide covers the “how” Step-by-step reference guide outlining how to complete actions necessary to submit a clean claim
How to use ProviderOne as a tool as part of the overall process for doing business with Medicaid
Stand Alone Training materials
How providers use information located in program billing instructions, fee schedules, WAC’s etc
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25. Changes to Billing Instructions Limited policy changes during implementation
General information moved to Billing Guide
Reduced size – easier to locate policy content
Updated terminology
Patient Identification Code to ProviderOne Client ID
Provider Number to National Provider Identifier
Medical ID Card (MAID) to Client Services Card
Claim Number from Internal Control Number (ICN) to Transaction Control Number (TCN) 25
26. Program SpecificBilling Instructions 26
27. ProviderOne System User Manual Key Sections
Getting started in ProviderOne
Maintaining ProviderOne User Accounts (Security)
Managing Provider Information
Individual Billing; Group; Tribal Health; Servicing; Facility, Agency, Organization, Institution
Billing Agent Clearinghouse
Submitting Professional Claim
Submitting Dental Claim
Submitting Institutional Claim
Submitting and Retrieving HIPAA Batch Transactions
Managing Claims
Verifying Client Eligibility
Managed Care 27
28. ProviderOne System User Manuals 28
29. On-Line Training Self Paced Tutorials offer Practice
Introduction to ProviderOne
Security Administration
Registration - Group and Individual
Submitting Claims
Confirming Client Eligibility
E-Learning Offers Short Learning Segments
Provider Essentials (navigation; change password)
Security Administration
Client Eligibility
Fee-For-Service Claims
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30. 30 E-Learning Offers Short Segments
31. New Enrollment Application Tracking New Medicaid Providers will enroll online via ProviderOne beginning May 9th
Existing providers adding a new NPI will also enroll online at
http://hrsa.dshs.wa.gov/ProviderEnroll/
Providers will be able track the status of their online application. You will need the application ID and FEIN/SSN of the provider enrolled.
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32. Links to Self Service Resources 32
33. Links to Self Service Resources 33
34. Where to Call If You Still Need Help 34
35. Provider Call Matrix 35
36. 36 New Communication Infrastructure Provider Feedback about Communication
New Operational Email Distribution Lists
Provider Website “One Stop Shopping”
37. Operational Support Survey Provider Survey Themes
Providers want simple step by step instructions and “just in time” training for new billing staff
Electronic communication preferred over mailed postcards
Updated billing instructions are needed to submit clean claims
Provider staff want more self service resources
Provider staff want single provider website 37
38. What Has Been Done Billing and Resource Guide serves as simple step-by-step training materials
Program specific billing instructions streamlined and updated
Developed new long term email distribution lists for improving communication
Developed full range of system training materials provider staff can access as needed 38
39. New Operational Email List ProviderOne Listserv
http://listserv.wa.gov/archives/providerone_provider_readiness.html
Excellent tool for sending messages during ProviderOne readiness activities
More than 11,000 subscribers
General messaging on ProviderOne Readiness Activities and Key Updates
Will be “retired” following the stabilization of ProviderOne New Operational Email Lists
https://fortress.wa.gov/dshs/hrsalistsrvsignup/
New series of email distribution lists have been established to support Operational Messaging
21 provider specific lists your staff can subscribe to
Used to communicate critical policy and billing information to specific provider types/groups
Replaces postcard notification process
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40. New Operational Email Lists 21 specific lists to align with business needs
Subscribe to topics you are interested in
Email Distribution Lists offer many benefits
Members can add and remove themselves at anytime
Critical operational information delivered via email
Easy to distribute through your organization
No cost to provider organizations to subscribe
Replaces postcard notifications
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41. Operational Email Topics Clearinghouses Billing Agents
Clinicians/Performing Physicians Family Practice/Chiropractic/EPSDT
DME/Medical Supplies/Oxygen/ Prosthetic/Audiologists
Dental
FQHCs/RHCs
Family Services/Maternity/Family Planning
HRSA Policy Changes
Hospice/Home Health
Hospitals/Institutions/Dialysis/ Inpatient-MH/MH-Rehab
Laboratories/Blood Banks/Radiology Managed Care/Health Plans/Prepaid Health Plans
Mental Health/RSNs
Nursing Homes
Pharmacy
Physical/Occupational Therapy/Speech
School-Based Medical
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Transportation/Interpreters
Tribal
Vision/Hearing
Other (if you select this topic you will receive all messages)
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42. New Provider Website – One Stop Shopping 42
43. Summary Continue testing through June 9th
Check website before calling
Daily Bulletins for known issues
Billing and Resource Guide
Recorded Webinars
Other e-Learning resources
Review Updated billing instructions
Save Link to Billing and Resource Guides
Use temporary Help Desk through August 9th
Dedicated to ProviderOne transition steps (security, registration and testing)
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44. Ending the Webinar To close the webinar
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