016.06.09 Ark. Code R. 016

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 10, October, 2024
Rule 016.06.09-016 - Section V (7-1-09) and Epsdt Update # 120
Section VProvider Manual Update Transmittal

Provider Inter-office Use

Patient Charting and Electronic Billing Documention Version Only

This Copy Not To Be Used For Paper Claim Billing

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Instructions for Completion of the EPSDT Claim Form - DMS-694

EDS offers providers several options for electronic billing. Therefore, claims submitted on paper are paid once a month. The only claims exempt from this process are those which require attachments or manual pricing.

To bill for a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screening service, use the claim form DMS-694. The numbered items correspond to numbered fields on the claim form. The DMS-694 is used as a combined referral, screening results document and a billing form. Each screening should be billed separately, providing the appropriate information for each of the screening components. The following numbered items correspond to numbered fields on the claim form.

Medical services such as immunizations and laboratory procedures may also be billed on the DMS-694 when provided in conjunction with a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screening, as well as other treatment services provided.

The following instructions must be read and carefully adhered to, so that EDS can efficiently process claims. Accuracy, completeness and clarity are important. Claims cannot be processed if applicable information is not supplied or is illegible. Claims should be typed whenever possible.

Completed claim forms should be forwarded to the EDS Claims Department. View or print the EDS Claims Department contact information.

NOTE: A provider rendering services without verifying eligibility for each date of service does so at the risk of not being reimbursed for the services.

Field Name and Number

Instructions for Completion

1. Patient's Last Name

Enter the patient's last name.

2. Patient's First Name

Enter patient's first name.

3. Patient's Middle Initial

Enter patient's middle initial.

4. Patient's Sex

Check "M" for male or "F" for female.

5. Patient's Medicaid ID No.

Enter the entire 10-digit patient Medicaid identification number.

6. Casehead's Name

Enter the casehead name for TEA children only. Patient's name has been requested in Blocks 1, 2 and 3.

7. County of Residence

Enter the patient's county of residence.

8. Date of Birth

Enter the patient's date of birth in month and year format as it appears on the Medicaid identification card.

9. Street Address

Enter the patient's street address.

10. City

Enter the patient's city of residence.

11. If a Patient is a Referral Enter Name of Referring Physician

Provider Number

If the patient is a referral, enter the name of the referring physician and his or her provider number.

12. Medical Record Number

This is an optional entry that the provider may use for accounting purposes. Enter the patient's account number, if applicable. Up to 16 numeric or alpha characters will be accepted. This number will appear on the Remittance Advice (RA) and is a method of identifying payment of the claim.

13. Provider Phone Number

Pay To: Provider Name and Address

Pay To: Provider Number

Enter the provider's complete name, address, and provider number. If a clinic billing is involved, use the clinic provider number. Telephone number is requested but not required.

14. Other Health Insurance

Coverage (Enter Name of Plan and Policy Number)

If applicable, enter the name of the insurance plan and the policy number of any health insurance coverage carried by the patient other than Medicaid. The patient's Medicaid identification card should indicate "Yes" if other coverage is carried by the beneficiary.

15. Was Condition Related to:

A. Patient's Employment

B. An Accident

Check "Yes" if the patient's condition was employment related. If the condition was not employment related, check "No."

Check "Yes" if the patient's condition was related to an accident. Check "No" if the condition was not accident related.

16. Primary Diagnosis or Nature of Injury

Diagnosis Code

Enter the description of the primary reason for treatment of the patient.

Enter the ICD-9-CM Code that identifies the primary diagnosis.

18. Type of Screen Periodic Interperiodic

Not required for Medicaid. Completed by Human Services, if applicable.

SECTION II

19. Social Worker Identification

Not required for Medicaid. Completed by Human Services, if applicable. This section is used by school districts and education service cooperatives enrolled in the EPSDT program to include an LEA code.

SECTION III

20. Examination Report

To be completed by screening provider at time of screen.

A. Basic Screening

Item A, Numbers 1 through 6

Item A, Number 7

Check "Normal" or "Abnormal" for each component. Check "Counseled," "Treated" or "Referred" as applicable.

Give results of the lab tests performed at the time of screen.

Item B

Immunization status appropriate forage and health history. If immunization cannot be performed, note the reason along with the return appointment in "Comments" section.

ItemC

Enter any other services rendered.

21. Comments

Briefly explain any problems identified and describe

treatment or referral. If referred, indicate the name of the provider to whom the referral was made.

22. A. Date of Service

Enter the "from" and "to" dates of service for each service provided in MM/DD/YY format. A single date of service need not be entered twice on the same line.

B. Place of Service

Enter the appropriate place of service code. See Section 242.200 for codes.

C. Fully Describe Procedures, Medical Services or Supplies Furnished For Each Date Given (Explain Unusual Services or Circumstances)

Procedure Code (Identify)

Enter the appropriate HCPCS, CPT and state assigned procedure code and describe any services or circumstances, e.g., what age periodicity screen has been provided and describe procedures performed (including screen, lab test, immunizations, etc.).

D. Diagnosis Code

Enter the ICD-9-CM code, which corresponds with the procedures performed.

E. Charges

Enter the charges for the rendered services. These charges should be the provider's current usual and customary fee to private clients.

F. Days or Units

Enter days or units of service rendered.

G. TOS

Enter the appropriate type of service code. See Section 242.200 for codes.

H. Performing Provider Number

If the billing provider noted in Block 13 is a clinic or group, enter the attending provider's provider number.

23. Total Charges

Enter the total of Column 22E. This block should contain a sum of charges for all services indicated on the claim form.

24. Covered by Insurance

Enter the total amount of funds received from other sources. The source of payment should be indicated in Block 14. If payment was received from the patient, indicate in Block 14, but DO NOT include the amount in Block 24.

25. Balance Due

Enter the net charge. This amount is obtained by subtracting the amount received from other sources from the total charge.

26. Provider's Signature

The provider or designated authorized individual must sign the claim certifying that the services were personally rendered by the provider or under the provider's direction. "Provider's signature" is defined as the provider's actual signature, a rubber stamp of the provider's signature, a typewritten signature or the signature of an individual authorized by the provider rendering the service. The name of a clinic or group is not acceptable.

27. Billing Date

Enter date signed.

Provider Manual Update Transmittal #120

Section II

Child Health Services/Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment

213.000 Provider's Role in the Child Health Services Early and Periodic

Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) Program

The following steps are necessary in order to complete a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screen:

A. When a child arrives for a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screening appointment, ask to see the current Medical Assistance Identification Card (Medicaid Card). Verify Medicaid eligibility electronically before services are rendered.
B. Screen the child according to the procedures outlined in Sections 215.000, 216.000, 217.000, 218.000 or 219.000 of this manual. All elements of the screen must be completed and documented before the screen is considered complete. This includes the evaluation of lab results and the provision of or referral for immunizations.

A full medical screen must, at a minimum, include: a comprehensive health and developmental history (including assessment of both physical and mental health development); a comprehensive unclothed physical exam; appropriate immunizations according to age and health history; laboratory tests (including appropriate blood lead level assessment); and health education (including anticipatory guidance).

All parts of the screening package must be furnished to the Child Health Services (EPSDT) participant in order for the screening to qualify as a full medical Child Health Services (EPSDT) screening service.

I mmunizations that are appropriate based on age and health history, but which are contraindicated at the time of the screening, may be rescheduled at an appropriate time or referred to another provider.

C. Record the screening findings on the DMS-694 or on the American Dental Association (ADA) form for dental screens. View or print a DMS-694 sample form. The DMS-694 screening form or the ADA (dental) form must be completed on each individual screened for Child Health Services (EPSDT) in order to comply with federal reporting and Child Health Services (EPSDT) requirements. The DMS-694 will record whether each of the recommended screening procedures required by the periodicity schedule is performed, whether referral is necessary for health problems discovered during the screen and the date of the required referral appointment if one is made. Providers must be careful to complete Section I of Form DMS-694 or the ADA (dental) form using the beneficiary's name and Medicaid ID number exactly as shown on the Medicaid card.
D. Talk to the parent about the screening results, explaining in detail the findings and any recommendations for diagnosis and treatment.
E. If the child needs further diagnosis and/or treatment, complete the referral section of the DMS-694 by checking the appropriate referral box.
F. Upon completion of the EPSDT screening, mail the original DMS-694 form to the EDS Claims Department, or file electronically using the 694 format. Retain copy 3 for the provider files. View or print the EDS Claims Department contact information.
G. If the screener provides treatment as a result of the screening, the charges for the treatment procedures may be submitted on the DMS-694 form. Do not submit charges for office visit services on the DMS-694.
H. Treatment services offered as a result of a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screen are not limited to the Medicaid services specified under "Scope of Program" in Section I of this manual. If a condition is diagnosed through a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screen that requires treatment services not normally covered under the Arkansas Medicaid Program, those treatment services will also be considered for reimbursement.
I. When a provider performs a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screen and/or refers the patient to another provider for services not covered by Arkansas Medicaid, the referring provider must give the beneficiary a prescription for the services. The prescription must indicate the services being prescribed and state the services are being prescribed due to a Child Health Services (EPSDT) screen.

The prescription for services must be dated by the provider referring the patient. The prescription for the non-covered service is acceptable if services were prescribed and the prescription is dated within the applicable periodicity schedule, not to exceed a maximum of 12 months.

J. The provider may verify whether a periodic screen is due under the appropriate periodicity schedule by means of an electronic eligibility verification transaction. The system's response display will reveal each type of screen, e.g., medical, visual, dental and hearing and the date of the last screen of each type indicated by the provider initiating the eligibility verification transaction.
K. School districts and education service cooperatives enrolled in the EPSDT program and providing EPSDT screenings must include a Local Education Agency (LEA) code in section 19 of the DMS-694. The LEA code is used to determine federal matching funds to the Child Health Services (EPSDT) program.

The Department of Human Services (DHS) county offices will continue to refer Medicaid beneficiaries to providers for Child Health Services (EPSDT) screens. However, a provider may initiate the health screen for an eligible beneficiary at the appropriate time without a referral from the DHS county office.

An eligible child must be referred by the PCP, if the child is to be screened by a provider who is not the PCP.

242.310 Completion of the EPSDT (DMS-694) Claim Form

Field Name and Number

Instructions for Completion

1.

Patient's Last Name

Enter the patient's last name.

2.

Patient's First Name

Enter patient's first name.

3.

Patient's Middle Initial

Enter patient's middle initial.

4.

Patient's Sex

Check "M" for male or "F" for female.

5.

Patient's Medicaid ID No.

Enter the entire 10-digit patient Medicaid identification number.

6.

Casehead's Name

Enter the casehead name for TEA children only. Patient's name has been requested in Blocks 1, 2 and 3.

7.

County of Residence

Enter the patient's county of residence.

8.

Date of Birth

Enter the patient's date of birth in month and year format as it appears on the Medicaid identification card.

9.

Street Address

Enter the patient's street address.

10

. City

Enter the patient's city of residence.

11

. If a Patient is a Referral Enter Name of Referring Physician

Provider Number

If the patient is a referral, enter the name of the referring physician and 9-digit Medicaid provider number, if available.

12

. Medical Record Number

This is an optional entry that the provider may use for accounting purposes. Enter the patient's account number, if applicable. Up to 16 numeric or alpha characters will be accepted. This number will appear on the Remittance Advice (RA) and is a method of identifying payment of the claim.

13

. Provider Phone Number

Pay To: Provider Name and Address

Pay To: Provider Number

Enter the provider's complete name, address and 9-digit Arkansas Medicaid provider number. If a clinic billing is involved, use the 9-digit clinic provider number. Telephone number is requested but not required.

14

. Other Health Insurance Coverage (Enter Name of Plan and Policy Number)

If applicable, enter the name of the insurance plan and the policy number of any health insurance coverage carried by the patient other than Medicaid. The patient's Medicaid identification card should indicate "Yes" if other coverage is carried by the beneficiary.

15

. Was Condition Related to:

A. Patient's Employment

B. An Accident

Check "Yes" if the patient's condition was employment related. If the condition was not employment related, check "No."

Check "Yes" if the patient's condition was related to an accident. Check "No" if the condition was not accident related.

16

. Primary Diagnosis or Nature of Injury

Diagnosis Code

Enter the description of the primary reason for treatment of the patient.

Enter the ICD-9-CM Code that identifies the primary diagnosis.

18

. Type of Screen Periodic Interperiodic

Not required for Medicaid. Completed by Human Services, if applicable.

SECTION II

19. Ide

Social Worker ntification

This section is used by school districts and education cooperatives enrolled in the EPSDT program to include a Local Education Agency (LEA) code.

SECTION III

20.

Examination Report

To be completed by screening provider at time of screen.

A.

Basic Screening

Item A, Numbers 1 through 6

Check "Normal" or "Abnormal" for each component. Check "Counseled," "Treated" or "Referred" as applicable.

Item A, Number 7

Give results of the lab tests performed at the time of screen.

Item B

Immunization status appropriate for age and health history. If immunization cannot be performed, note the reason along with the return appointment in "Comments" section.

ItemC

Enter any other services rendered.

21.

Comments

Briefly explain any problems identified and describe treatment or referral. If referred, indicate the name of the provider to whom the referral was made.

22.

A. Date of Service

Enter the "from" and "to" dates of service for each service provided in MM/DD/YY format. A single date of service need not be entered twice on the same line.

B. Place of Service

Enter the appropriate place of service code. See Section 242.200 for codes.

C. Fully Describe

Procedures, Medical Services or Supplies Furnished For Each Date Given (Explain Unusual Services or Circumstances)

Procedure Code (Identify)

Enter the appropriate HCPCS, CPT and state assigned procedure code and describe any services or circumstances, e.g., what age periodicity screen has been provided and describe procedures performed (including screen, lab test, immunizations, etc.).

D. Diagnosis Code

Enter the ICD-9-CM code, which corresponds with the procedures performed.

E. Charges

Enter the charges for the rendered services. These charges should be the provider's current usual and customary fee to private clients.

F. Days or Units

Enter days or units of service rendered.

G. Performing Provider Number

If the billing provider noted in Block 13 is a clinic or group, enter the attending provider's 9-digit Arkansas Medicaid provider number.

23.

Total Charges

Enter the total of Column 22E. This block should contain a sum of charges for all services indicated on the claim form.

24.

Covered by Insurance

Enter the total amount of funds received from other sources. The source of payment should be indicated in Block 14. If payment was received from the patient, indicate in Block 14, but DO NOT include the amount in Block 24.

25.

Balance Due

Enter the net charge. This amount is obtained by subtracting the amount received from other sources from the total charge.

26.

Provider's Signature

The provider or designated authorized individual must sign the claim certifying that the services were personally rendered by the provider or under the provider's direction. "Provider's signature" is defined as the provider's actual signature, a rubber stamp of the provider's signature, a typewritten signature or the signature of an individual authorized by the provider rendering the service. The name of a clinic or group is not acceptable.

27.

Billing Date

Enter date signed.

016.06.09 Ark. Code R. 016

7/7/2009