Use MN–ITS Request Claim Status (276/277) to Copy, Void (take back) or Replace a Claim
Revised: February 29, 2024
The new MN–ITS Request Claim Status response page allows you to check the status on all claims submitted through MN–ITS DDE, X-12 Batch including Medicare Crossovers or claims received from Billing Organizations, Pharmacy Prescriptions and internal adjustment claims.
Claims submitted through MN–ITS (DDE) are now accessible on the same day using the MN–ITS Request Claim Status (276) feature.
Limitations:
Refer to the MHCP Provider Manual Billing Policy Replacement and Void Claims section for additional situations that require separate instructions.
Note: The claim retrieval process does not return all data fields. Providers need to verify that their claim contains all of the required information. Providers may need to reenter the appropriate information before submitting a claim that was copied, replaced or voided.
The following fields are returned with a defaulted response or blank:
Claim | Screen | Field Section and/or Field Name | Default or Blank |
837D | Claim Information | Place of Service (POS) | Defaults POS on 1st service line |
837D | Claim Information | Assignment/Plan Participation, Benefits Assignment, Release of Information and Provider Indicator | Defaults standard response |
837P | Situational Claim Information | Property and Casualty: Contact Name, Telephone Number and Extension | Blank |
837P | Situational Claim Information | Situational Ambulance Information: Certification Condition, Condition Code, Patient Weight, Transport Distance, Transport Reason Code, Round Trip Purpose Description and Stretcher Purpose Description | For claims originally submitted before March 15, 2015, these fields will return blank. For claims originally submitted on or after March 15, 2015, these fields will be returned as they were submitted on the claim. |
837I | Situational Claim Information | Claim Notes Reference | UPI |
837I | Situational (Continued) Claim Information | Auto Accident State or Province, Delay Reason | Blank |
837P | Situational Claim Information | EPSDT: Certification (child and teen checkups) | Y |
837D | COB | Other Payer Subscriber: Relationship Code | 18 |
837D | Services – Other Payer | Paid Unit Count | 1 |
837P | Services – Situational Services | NDC Information – Code Qualifier | UN |
837D | Services – Situational Services | Prosthesis Information: Prosthesis Code, Prior Placement Date, Orthodontic Banding Date and Replacement Date | Blank |
837P | Services – Other Providers | Ordering Provider and Referring Provider | For claims originally submitted before March 15, 2015, these fields will return blank. For claims originally submitted on or after March 15, 2015, these fields will be returned as they were submitted on the claim. |
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Using MN–ITS Request Claim Status Response (276)
Using MN–ITS Request Claim Status Response (277) to Copy a Claim
Providers can use the copy feature if the claim that was just submitted contains some or all of the information needed to submit a new claim.
Note: Refer to the appropriate 837 MN–ITS User Guide, and the specific service section of the MHCP Provider Manual, for billing information and instructions on how to complete your specific claim type.
For more information on your submit response, refer to Understanding Your Claim Status Response (277).
Using MN–ITS Request Claim Status Response (277) to Replace a Claim
If a claim is denied, or has missing or incorrect information, you may replace the claim, making any necessary corrections. Replacing a claim will reverse the entire payment from each line item. Include all service lines that are valid for the corrected claim. Remember to select Validate to ensure your claim will be submitted correctly.
Note: Refer to the appropriate 837 MN–ITS User Guide, and the specific service section of the MHCP Provider Manual, for billing information and instructions on how to complete your specific claim type.
For more information on your submit response, refer to Understanding Your Claim Status Response (277).
Using MN–ITS Request Claim Status Response (277) to Void (take back) a Claim
Providers have the option to Void a claim. This option lets providers cancel a paid claim that may have been submitted in error. Providers can also cancel a claim requiring changes to the pay-to provider or claim type. You do not need to validate when submitting a void claim.
Note: Refer to the appropriate 837 MN–ITS User Guide, and the specific service section of the MHCP Provider Manual, for billing information and instructions on how to complete your specific claim type.
For more information on your submit response, refer to Understanding Your Claim Status Response (277).
Understanding Your Claim Status Response (277)
The 277 Claim Status Response contains the current status of your claim and provides the Remittance Advice date if the claim has been paid or denied.
The claim response displays the Claim Information and the first Service Line on the claim, along with the WPC HIPAA compliant Claim Status Category and Claim Status codes that explain how the claim and the first line were processed.
If there are additional service lines, they are displayed as a blue collapsed accordion panel with the line number and a general service summary. To understand how the entire claim was processed, providers must select each line to review the HIPAA compliant codes and payment information.
Providers may print a copy of the response by selecting the Print Page link in the upper right section of the response.
After printing is complete, select Back to 277 Response. If you need additional changes, select the appropriate action button or select close to return to the MN–ITS Home page.
Action Buttons
Copy – To correct an error of a denied claim or to copy information from other similar claims previously submitted.
Replace – If the claim paid, but paid incorrectly or a line item was denied. You may access the claim, correct the information and resubmit. The original paid amount will be taken back and replaced with the correct information on the replacement claim.
Void (take back) – If the claim was submitted in error. This reverses the claim and takes the payment back.
Close returns you to the MN–ITS Home Page.
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