Adult Residential Crisis Stabilization Services (RCS) Room & Board Services
Revised: March 1, 2024
Review MHCP Billing Policy for general billing requirements and the RCS section in the MHCP Provider Manual when submitting claims.
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Submit an 837I Inpatient Claim
To submit an 837I Inpatient claim, follow the instructions in the tables below for each of the following claim screens:
Billing Provider
Subscriber
Claim Information
Coordination of Benefits (COB)
Services
Billing Provider
The Billing Provider screen auto-populates with the information in the enrollment profile for the NPI/UMPI used to log in to MN–ITS. Use the Changes of Enrollment information to notify MHCP Provider Eligibility and Compliance if changes are needed.
Refer to the following table for instruction and information about each field on this screen.
Field Name * | Field Instruction |
Organization | The name of the Billing Provider: This could be an organization, business or the name of an individual provider identified by the NPI used to log in to MN–ITS. |
Taxonomy | This field only displays information when a Health care provider specialty/location code has been added to the provider file. If multiple taxonomy codes have been added, additional information will display. Select the radio button to identify the appropriate location for this claim. |
Address 1 | The first address line reported on the provider file. |
Address 2 | The second address line reported on the provider file. |
City | The city name for the address in address fields 1 and 2. |
State | The state name for the address in address fields 1 and 2. |
Zip | The ZIP Code for the address in address fields 1 and 2. |
Telephone | Telephone number reported on the provider file. |
Select Locations | When using a consolidated NPI, a table will display showing the locations and taxonomy codes information on file with MHCP. |
Screen Action Button | Select: |
Subscriber (member)
Use the Subscriber screen to report the member who received the services reported on this claim.
Refer to the following table for instructions and information about each field on this screen.
Field Name* | Field Instruction |
Subscriber ID | Enter the 8-digit MHCP ID for the subscriber (member) indicated on the MHCP member identification card. |
Birth Date | Enter the birth date of the subscriber. Select Search to have MN–ITS find and display the subscriber associated with the subscriber ID and date of birth entered. |
The following fields auto-populate based on the information entered in the Subscriber ID and Birth Date fields: | |
Subscriber First Name | The first name of the subscriber. |
Middle Initial | The middle initial of the subscriber. |
Last Name | The last name of the subscriber. |
Gender | The gender of the subscriber. Select Delete to remove the subscriber information if incorrect. |
Screen Action Button | Select: |
Claim Information
Use the Claim Information screens to report header (claim) level information that will identify the type of claim and details about the services. Information entered on the Claim Information screen will apply to all lines of the claim.
Refer to the following table for instructions and information about each field on this screen.
Field Name* | Field Instruction |
TOB | Enter the appropriate Type of Bill (TOB). The TOB is a 3-digit code which defines the type of facility, bill classification, and frequency. Enter Type of Bill: |
Payer Claim Control Number | The Payer Claim Control Number (PCN) field will display when the TOB frequency code 7 (Replacement), or 8 (Void), is entered. Enter the 17-digit PCN to identify the previously paid claim to be replaced or void. If the claim has been retrieved from a submit response, or the request status feature, the payer claim number will display. |
Statement Date (From) | Enter the service start date. |
Statement Date (To) | Enter the service end date. |
Patient Control Number | Enter a unique identifier assigned by you, to help identify the claim for this member. The patient control number will be reported on your remittance advice. |
Assignment/Plan Participation | Code indicating whether the provider accepts payment from MHCP. Default is Assigned. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Benefits Assignment | The determination of the policy holder or person authorized to act on their behalf, to give MHCP permission to pay the provider directly. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Release of Information | The determination of whether the provider has a signed statement by the member on file, authorizing the release of medical data to other organizations. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Admission Type | From the dropdown menu options, select the appropriate response to identify the priority of the admission or visit. |
Admission Source | From the dropdown menu options, select the appropriate source code indicating the point of location or origin for this admission or visit. |
Patient Status | From the dropdown menu options, select the code indicating the disposition or discharge status of the member on the date entered in the Statement Date (To) field. |
Admission Date | Enter the date the episode of care began or the admission date to the facility. |
Admission Time | Enter the time the episode of care began or admission to the facility. |
Discharge Time | Enter the time the member was discharged from the inpatient care. |
Diagnosis Type Code | From the dropdown menu, select whether the diagnosis code reported on this claim is in the ICD-9 or ICD-10 classification. |
Principal Diagnosis Code | Enter the highest level of ICD or other industry accepted codes that best describe the condition or reason the member needed the services. |
POA | From the dropdown menu options, select the appropriate Indicator to identify whether or not the Principal Diagnosis Code was present on admission. |
Admitting Diagnosis Code | Enter the ICD or other industry accepted codes that best describes the condition or reason the member needed the services. |
Other Diagnosis Code | Enter the ICD or other industry accepted codes that best describes the additional condition or reason the member needed the services and select Add. Repeat this process to add all other diagnosis codes. To delete the entered codes, select Delete. |
POA | From the dropdown menu options, select the appropriate Indicator to identify whether or not the Other Diagnosis Code was present at time of admission. |
Situational Claim Information – Select the situational claim information accordion screen to report situational information when required. | |
Principal Procedure Code | Not Applicable. |
Date | Not Applicable. |
Other Procedure Code | Not Applicable. |
Date | Not Application. |
Prior Authorization Number | When appropriate, enter the approved service agreement or authorization number. |
Medical Record Number (Loop: 2300, REF02) | When required, enter a number to identify the actual medical record of the member assigned by the provider. |
Reference | Select the code identifying the functional area or purpose for which the claim note applies. |
Text | Use this field only when required for claim adjudication to report claim information or clarification about the product or service provided for the entire claim relating to the Reference Code. Adding note causes the claim to become complex and may take 90 days to process. Select Add to add the claim notes to the claim. To delete, select the Delete button. |
Attachment Control Number | Use only when submitting a claim with an attachment. Enter the code or number assigned by the provider, identifying an attachment for this claim. Review the Electronic Claim Attachments page for MHCP Attachment Criteria and additional information. |
Attachment Type | From the dropdown menu options, select the code indicating the type ID and description of the attachment. Select Add to add the attachment Control Number and Type ID to the entire claim. To delete entry, select Delete. |
Situational (Continued) Claim Information | |
Occurrence Code | When appropriate, enter the Occurrence Code defining a significant event relating to this claim. |
Date | Enter the date associated with the Occurrence Code. Select Add to add the Occurrence Code and Date. To delete entry, select Delete. |
Occurrence Span Code | When appropriate, enter the Occurrence Span Code that identifies an event, occurring over a span of days, that relates to this claim. |
From Date | Enter the beginning date associated with the Occurrence Span. |
To Date | Enter the end date associated with the Occurrence Span. Select Add to add the Occurrence Span Code and Dates. To delete entry, select Delete. |
Value Code | When appropriate, enter the Value Code that identifies data necessary for processing this claim. |
Amount | Enter the value or amount associated with the Value Code. Select Add to add the Value Code and Amount. To delete entry, select Delete. |
Condition Code | When appropriate, enter the Condition Code to identify a condition or event related to this claim. Select Add to add the condition code. To delete entry, select Delete. |
Patient Responsibility Amt | Enter the amount determined to be the member’s responsibility for payment. |
Other Providers (Claim Level) – Select the Other Providers accordion screen when required to report other provider information. | |
Rendering Provider – Not required | |
NPI/UMPI | Not required. |
Pay-To Provider | |
NPI/UMPI | If different than the Billing Provider: |
Referring Provider – Not required | |
NPI/UMPI | Not required. |
Attending provider | |
NPI/UMPI | This field is required. Enter the NPI or UMPI of the provider who is attending the service: OR If NPI or UMPI entered is Consolidated: |
Operating Provider – Not applicable | |
NPI/UMPI | Not applicable. |
Other Operating Physician – Not applicable | |
NPI/UMPI | Not applicable. |
Service Facility Location – Not applicable | |
NPI/UMPI | Not applicable. |
Screen Action Buttons | Select |
Coordination of Benefits (COB)
Use the COB screen to report other payers, third party liability (TPL) or Medicare’s financial responsibility for all or a portion of the claim. If no other payers are involved with this claim, click the Continue button at the bottom of this screen to proceed to the next screen.
You must verify other payers’ policy to determine the type of policy the member has when reporting other payers, third party liability (TPL) or Medicare. The MN–ITS Interactive Field Completion Guide (PDF) supplemental guide will help you determine if the other payers’ policy EOB adjustments should be entered at the COB Tab claim (header) level, or the Services Tab (line) level.
Medicare A/HMO Advantage or Risk and TPL/Other insurance (non-Medicare) for inpatient claims should be reported on the claim (header) level for appropriate claim processing.
To report each type of other payer information at the claim (header) level, use the tables below.
Medicare A/HMO Advantage or Risk
Third Party Liability (TPL)/Other insurance (non-Medicare)
Medicare A/HMO Advantage or Risk
Complete the following fields to report adjustment, payments and denials from Medicare Part A.
Field Name* | Field Instruction |
Other Payer Name | Enter the name of the Medicare A/HMO Advantage or Risk Plan. Do not use symbols such as slashes, dashes, periods or plus signs. |
Other Payer Primary ID | Enter the Payer ID listed on the Explanation of Medicare Benefits (EOMB) of the Medicare contractor or HMO Advantage or Risk health plan. |
Claim Filing Indicator | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying the type of Medicare. For HMO Advantage or Risk: Refer to the Medicare Replacement (Advantage or Risk Plans) section. After the claim filing indicator is selected, additional fields will display for reporting Medicare information. |
Payer Responsibility | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying the payer’s level of responsibility for payment of the claim. |
Insured ID | Enter the policy holder’s identification number as assigned by the payer. For Medicare, this would be the Medicare health insurance claim number (HIC) or the Medicare beneficiary identifier (MBI) number. |
Relationship Code | From the dropdown menu options, select the relationship of the MHCP subscriber (member) to the policy holder. |
Claim Adjustment Group Code | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying the general category of the payment adjustment for this line. |
Adj Reason Code | Enter the code identifying the reason the adjustment was made. |
Adj Amount | Enter the total adjusted dollar amount for this line. |
Payer Paid Amount | Enter the prior payer paid amount. |
Non-Covered Charge Amount | Enter the non-covered charge amount. |
Other Payers Claim Control Number | Enter the claim number reported on the EOMB. |
Benefits Assignment | The determination of the policy holder or person authorized to act on their behalf, to give the other payer permission to pay the provider directly. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Release of Information | The determination of whether the provider has a signed statement by the member authorizing the release of medical data to other organizations on file. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Inpatient Adjudication Information (MIA) | |
Remark Code | Enter the Medicare remark codes from the EOMB. Select Add to add the code to the claim. |
Section Action Buttons | Select: |
Screen Action Buttons | Select: |
Third Party Liability (TPL)/Other Insurance (non-Medicare)
Complete the following fields to report adjustment, payments and denials from the private insurance (Non-Medicare) carrier.
Field Name* | Field Instruction |
Other Payer Name | Enter the name of the TPL insurance payer. |
Other Payer Primary ID | Enter the Identifier of the insurance carrier. (This is available on the member’s eligibility response.) Do not use symbols such as slashes, dashes, periods or plus signs. |
Claim Filing Indicator | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying type of insurance. After the claim filing indicator is selected, additional fields will display for reporting TPL or private insurance. |
Payer Responsibility | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying the insurance carrier’s level of responsibility for payment. |
Insured ID | Enter the policy holder’s identification number as assigned by the payer. |
Relationship Code | From the dropdown menu options, select the relationship of the MHCP subscriber (member) to the policy holder. If reporting adjustments at the claim (header) level for TPL, complete the remaining Claim Level Adjustments. If reporting adjustment at the line level, scroll down to the Other Insurance Information section of this screen. |
Claim Adjustment Group Code | From the dropdown menu options, select the code identifying the general category of the payment adjustment. Refer to the other payer EOB. Use the X12 link, on right, to find the HIPAA-compliant code that matches the adjustment response on the other payer’s EOB. |
Adj Reason Code | Enter the code identifying the reason the other payer adjusted the payment. Refer to the other payer EOB. Use the X12 link, on right, to find the HIPAA-compliant code that matches the adjustment response on the other payer’s EOB. |
Adj Amount | Enter the dollar amount of the adjustment. |
Payer Paid Amount | Enter the prior payer paid amount. |
Non-Covered Charge Amount | Enter the non-covered charge amount. |
Benefits Assignment | Other Insurance Information: The determination of the policy holder or person authorized to act on their behalf, to give the other payer permission to pay the provider directly. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Release of Information | The determination of whether the provider has a signed statement by the member on file, authorizing the release of medical data to other organizations. Default is Yes. Select the correct response if different than the default. |
Section Action Buttons | Select: |
Screen Action Buttons | Select: |
Services
Use the Services screen to describe details for each service being billed. Information reported on a service line will override information reported at the claim (header) level.
Refer to the following table for instruction and information about each field on this screen.
Field Name* | Field Instruction |
Revenue Code | Enter the appropriate revenue code used to specify the service line item detail for a health care institution. |
Line Item Charge Amount | Enter your usual and customary charge for this service. |
Unit Code | Enter the units or manner in which a measurement has been taken. |
Service Unit Count | Enter the quantity of units, time, days, visits, services or treatments for the service. |
Procedure Code | Not applicable |
Procedure Code Modifiers | Not applicable |
Procedure Code Description | Not applicable |
NDC | Not applicable |
NDC Count | Not applicable |
Facility Tax Amount | Not applicable |
Code Qualifier | Not applicable |
Prescription Number | Not applicable |
Other Payer – Medicare A and TPL for inpatient claims should be reported on the claim (header) level for appropriate claim processing. Do not complete this section. | |
Other Providers – Select the Other Providers accordion panel when required to report other provider information on the service line, if different than what was reported at the claim level. | |
Referring Provider | |
NPI/UMPI | Any provider listed here will override the information entered at the claim (header) level. |
Screen Action Button (below the display of Other Providers) | Select: |
Screen Action Buttons | After saved, a summary table will display the following information for each line on the claim: Select: |
Screen Action Buttons | Select: |
Copy, Replace or Void (take back) the Claim
After submitting the claim and receiving a claim response, the Copy, Replace, or Void action buttons will appear at the bottom of the claim response screen. Use each of these features to do the following:
Copy – To correct an error of this denied claim or to copy information from this previously submitted claim.
Replace – To replace the previously paid claim if the claim paid, but paid incorrectly (including zero pay). The user may access the claim, correct the information and resubmit. The original paid claim will be taken back and replaced with the new claim submission.
Void (take back) – If the claim was submitted in error. This reverses the claim and takes the payment back.
Review the Copy, Replace, Void (take back), or Reverse a Claim User Guide for step-by-step instructions when completing these transactions.
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