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Personal Narrative: Non-Par Providers

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Margaret, You transferred this one to my voicemail; however, it 's a non-par provider and she wants to know if we have her information set up in the system. She provided me her Tax ID number and it appears not to be set up; however, I have limited access to Provider Base, so can you make sure the necessary information is added and follow up with provider. Her phone number is 651.387.8440.

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