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Void or Replace Claims Entry Page

You use the Void or Replace Claims page to enter void or replacement claims into ND MMIS.

The Void or Replace Claims page contains the following panels:

 

Claim Fields

Field Description
Doc # The document number for the void or replacement transaction.
TCN

The transaction control number (TCN) is a unique number assigned by the ND MMIS to each claim.

LOB

The unique code that identifies the line of business, a high-level payer, or funding source such as Medicaid.

Location

The location of a suspended claim.

Doc Type

Indicates the type of document. Automatically completed.

Example: Adjustment Claims

Status

Indicates the status of the claim.

Examples: Paid, To Be Paid, Denied, To Be Denied

Adjudication Date The date the claim was last adjudicated.
Payment Type

Indicates the payment type of the claim.

Examples: For Payment, History Only

Pay Type

Indicates the payment type of the claim.

Examples: For Payment, History Only

Claim Type

The type of claim.

Examples: Inpatient, Outpatient, Financial Transaction

Trans

Indicates the transaction type of the claim.

Examples: Original Claim, Void

 

Adjustment Request Fields

Field Description
Provider ID Type

The type of provider ID.

Examples: Medicaid, National Provider ID (NPI)

Billing Provider ID

Unique identifier used for a provider of healthcare services.

Format: Up to 15 alphanumeric characters

Member ID A unique ID assigned to a member.
TCN to be Voided/Replaced The TCN of the claim that is replaced or voided.
Reason

Indicates the reason the claim is replaced or voided.

FCN

The financial control number (FCN) assigned to the financial document. The FCN consists of the date it was created, the media source (how it was received), and a document number.

Format: YYYYMMDDMNNNNN

 

Version as of 5/16/14.

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