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Case Study: Carecentrix

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Good morning Dana, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. After reviewing the patient’s information I have determined that CareCentrix did indeed approve the dates of services for the HCP. In addition to that we have received all of the claims within the timely filing limit for the dates of service listed below. Once we received the claims from the HCP we in turn billed Cigna. I will be more than happy to send you proof of timely and any additional supporting documentation you may need. Also I will send you the claims for reprocessing. Claim # 0681412824308 for dates of service 5/06/2013-5/11/2013 billed amount $24,480.00 Was also received timely from the provider, are you able to reprocess this claim because it was billed to

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