Clearinghouses

Sedgwick <> Data Dimensions - Married or Divorced?

Sedgwick Claims Management Services, a Third-Party Administrator (TPA), and Data Dimensions, a clearinghouse vendor, may have gotten hitched.Imagine our surprise when ...

P2P Clearinghouse Erroneously Shares Patient Info

P2P, a workers’ comp clearinghouse, erroneously sent daisyBill ‘277 Acknowledgements’ confirming receipt of a practice’s e-bills — however, the practice is not a daisyBill cl...

Clearinghouse: Data Dimensions Clients' e-EOR Problem

With the receipt of electronic Explanations of Review (e-EORs), providers realize the full benefits of workers’ comp e-billing. e-EORs furnish payment data that automatically...

Change Cyberattack: Availity to Return Providers' Bills

Following the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare, Availity, a national Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) clearinghouse vendor, has “te...

Change Cyberattack: The Dangers of Using A Single Clearinghouse

Change Healthcare, perhaps the largest electronic billing clearinghouse for private insurers in the nation, is reeling from the historic cyberattack that has crippled ...

e-Billing: Unstoppable Delivery of Workers' Comp Bills

The days of hoping a workers’ comp e-bill will make it to the payer are over. Too often, providers receive notification that their e-bills were rejected by the payer o...

Myth Debunked: e-Billing Through One Clearinghouse

Myth: A workers’ comp e-bill can be sent using any clearinghouse.Providers often report calling a claims administrator to ask about a missing paym...

Myth Debunked: Payer "Doesn't Accept" e-Bills

When non-client providers contact us about workers’ comp e-billing, they inevitably share frustrations based on certain e-billing myths. In this series, we address the most c...

Why Your e-Bill Didn't Make It to the Claims Admin

If you’ve tried e-billing for workers’ comp patients — and it didn’t go well — you probably noticed many e-bills getting lost, dropped to paper and mailed, or reported “not o...

How to (Easily) Manage e-Bill Rejections

When electronic billing goes right (which is the vast majority of the time), there’s no faster way to get paid correctly for treating an injured worker. However, provi...

Data: e-Bill 277 Acknowledgement Compliance Rates

To facilitate electronic billing for workers’ comp, California requires claims administrators to confirm receipt of provider e-bills with a standardized electronic acknowledg...

Major e-Bill Failure for Data Dimensions Clients

One hundred claims administrators, all of which use Data Dimensions as their designated clearinghouse, are suddenly failing to comply with California e-billing requirements. ...