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Lactation Support Services Billing Manual

The lactation support services benefit program is administered by the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing (the Department). This billing manual provides information regarding coverage, policy and billing requirements. The information in this manual is subject to change as the Department periodically modifies the lactation support services program’s benefits and services. The manual will be updated as new policies are implemented.  
 

Refer to the General Provider Information Manual located on the Billing Manuals web page under the General Provider Information drop-down for general information about Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program). The General Provider Information Manual provides information about billing Health First Colorado, reimbursement policies, provider participation, eligibility requirements and other useful information. 


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Program Overview


On December 1, 2024, the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (the Department) implemented a lactation support services benefit for Health First Colorado members. This program is based on legislation HB22-1289


Rules and Regulations
The lactation support services benefit program is administered by the Department. Rules governing the program are outlined in the Code of Colorado Regulations 10 C.C.R. 2505-10 8.732.7. Providers are required to comply with all rules and guidance provided by the Department and are encouraged to contact the Department’s policy specialists with any questions at  HCPF_MaternalChildHealth@state.co.us. Updates to policy and guidance will be published in this manual. Providers will be given notice of updates through the Department’s monthly Provider Bulletin

This program gives people access to lactation support services, including training and counseling the breastfeeding (or lactating) member about breastfeeding and human lactation. It provides comprehensive, skilled care and evidence-based information for breastfeeding and human lactation.

To be eligible for the program, a member must meet the following criteria: 

  • Be eligible for Health First Colorado 
  • Be a pregnant, postpartum or pediatric member who is breastfeeding


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Provider Qualifications and Enrollment


Providers must be enrolled as Health First Colorado providers to: 

  • Treat a Health First Colorado member 
  • Submit claims for payment to Health First Colorado


Visit the Provider Enrollment web page if interested in becoming a Health First Colorado provider. 

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Eligible Rendering Providers


Lactation support services may only be provided by enrolled individual providers with training in advanced lactation support. Providers may not bill for services provided by un-enrolled providers, such as supervised interns or persons undergoing training to become a CLE, CLC, or IBCLC. 

The following enrolled provider types (PT) may provide lactation support services if it is within their scope of practice according to state licensing requirements and laws and the provider has training in advanced lactation support: 

  • International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) – PT 70 
  • Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) - PT 71
  • Certified Lactation Educator (CLE) - PT 71
  • Certified Professional Midwife (CPM)/Direct Entry Midwife (DEM) - PT 69
  • Certified Midwife (CM) - PT 80
  • Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) - PT 22
  • Licensed Physician (MD) – PT 05
  • Licensed Osteopath (DO) - PT 26
  • Licensed Physician Assistant (PA) – PT 39
  • Licensed Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) – PT 41
  • Licensed Registered Nurse (RN) – PT 24 (enrolled as a Non-Physician Practitioner-Individual)

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Eligible Billing Providers

Group Provider Types

The only group provider types that may bill for lactation support services are:

  • Federally Qualified Health Center (PT32) 
  • Rural Health Clinic (PT45) 
  • Indian Health Services (PT61)
  • Clinic (PT 16) 
  • Non-physician Practitioner Group (PT 25)
  • Lactation/Doula Professional Group (PT 72) 

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Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Clinics (PT 32 and 45)

Refer to the Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)/Rural Health Clinic (RHC) billing manual for details regarding billing lactation support services in an FQHC/RHC setting. Lactation support services provided by an employee at an FQHC/RHC site are billed as part of the encounter rate for the FQHC/RHC and may result in a payment when delivered by a provider included in the FQHC/RHC visit definition (10 CCR 8.700 & 8.740). Lactation support services are not billed separately on professional claim forms (CMS 1500). Lactation support services provided by an employee at an FQHC/RHC site that are not included in the FQHC/RHC visit definition should be included in the FQHC/RHC cost report.

Lactation support service providers who provide lactation support services at a FQHC or RHC but are not employed by the FQHC/RHC can bill for services separately on a professional claim form (CMS 1500) and use the applicable Place of Service codes. These claims are reimbursed at the Health First Colorado Fee Schedule rate. 

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Indian Health Services (PT 61)

Refer to the Indian Health Services (IHS) billing manual for details regarding billing lactation support services in an outpatient setting. Lactation support services provided at an IHS site are billed per encounter as part of the all-inclusive rate. They are not billed separately on professional claim forms (CMS 1500).  
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Clinics and Non-Physician Practitioner Groups (PT 16 and 25)

When claims are submitted using Clinics and Non-Physician Practitioner Groups as the billing provider, the rendering provider’s National Provider Identifier (NPI) listed on the claim must be the individual provider who rendered the service. The rendering provider must be formally affiliated with the group in order for the claim to be processed.

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Lactation/Doula Professional Groups (PT 72)

When claims are submitted using the Lactation/Doula Professional Group as the billing provider, the rendering provider’s National Provider Identifier (NPI) listed on the claim must be the individual provider who rendered the service. The rendering provider must be formally affiliated with the group in order for the claim to be processed.

A Lactation/Doula Professional Group consists of any of the following professionals who are enrolled with the Department as approved providers: 

  • International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) – PT 70
  • Certified Lactation Counselor – PT 71
  • Certified Lactation Educator – PT 71
  • Doula – PT 79

This billing provider type must have at least one IBCLC or Doula affiliated with the group.

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Individual Billing Providers

Individual providers may choose to be their own billing provider for lactation support services. The following list of providers can have billing status when enrolling with Health First Colorado:

  • International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) – PT 70
  • Certified Midwife (CM) – PT 80
  • Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) – PT 22 
  • Licensed Physician (MD) – PT 05
  • Licensed Osteopath (DO) - PT 26
  • Licensed Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) – PT 41

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Supervision Requirements

International Board-Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) with current certification by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE) may provide lactation support services without supervision.

Certified Lactation Counselors (CLCs) with current certification by the Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice, Inc. (ALPP) and Certified Lactation Educators (CLEs) with current certification by the Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA) may only provide lactation support services under the general supervision of enrolled:

  • Physicians (MDs) PT 05/65
  • Osteopaths (DOs) PT 26
  • Physician Assistants (PAs) PT 39
  • Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) - PT 41 
  • Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) – PT 22 
  • International-Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) – PT 70

A Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC)/Certified Lactation Educator (CLE) may render services but does not bill directly. Claims must be submitted through the enrolled group. Claims must identify the CLC/CLE with their National Provider Identifier (NPI) number as the rendering provider. 

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Billing Information

Refer to the General Provider Information Manual located on the Billing Manuals web page under the General Provider Information drop-down for general information.

Covered Lactation Support Services


Lactation support services are billed using a single Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) procedure code (S9443), one of two modifier codes indicating individual (U1) or group settings (U2) and an additional modifier code if services are delivered via telemedicine (FQ, FR, 93, 95), as shown in the tables below.

Prior authorization requests are not required. There are no amount, duration or scope limitations for the lactation support services benefit. 

Appropriate diagnosis codes must be utilized when billing for lactation support services (e.g., Z39.1: encounter for care and examination of a lactating mother).

Services for the lactating member and child must be billed on one claim under the lactating member's identification number. Providers may not submit two separate claims for both the lactating member and child for services. If the lactating member is not eligible for benefits, lactation support services may be billed under the pediatric member who is breastfeeding under the following conditions:  

  • The breastfeeding child is eligible for benefits
  • The breastfeeding child has their own Health First Colorado identification number

A lactation support provider who renders services to more than one member at a time must bill appropriately using the approved group session modifier U2. The group session must be an instructor-led breastfeeding education group. A claim for payment may be submitted for each enrolled Health First Colorado member that received services in the group session. Such claims must be coded using S9443 with the U2 modifier.

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Coding Table for Lactation Support Services 
 

Procedure CodeDescriptionModifier
S9443

Lactation Support Services

1 unit of service = 15 minutes of direct member contact services provided. Instructions for rounding increments are found below.

 

Telemedicine service delivery is allowed.

U1 = individual session

 

U2 = group session

 

Important Notes on S9443

Although the formal definition of HCPCS procedure code S9443 is “Lactation classes, non-physician provider, per session,” the Department instructs providers to use this procedure code under the direction detailed in this billing manual. Key differences are:

  1. The Department considers this procedure code’s unit of service to be “per 15 minutes” rather than “per session.”
  2. This procedure code should be reported for lactation support services by any eligible provider, including physicians, rather than just “non-physicians.” 

 

Modifier Codes for Telemedicine Service Delivery for S9443Description
FQThe service was furnished using audio-only communication technology.
FRThe supervising practitioner was present through two-way audio/video communication technology.
93Synchronous telemedicine service was rendered via telephone or other real-time interactive audio-only telecommunications system.
95Synchronous telemedicine service was rendered via real-time interactive audio and video telecommunications system.

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Reporting Units of Service

Providers should not bill for services performed for less than 8 minutes when only one service is provided in a day. Providers should bill a single 15-minute unit for treatment greater than or equal to 8 minutes through and including 22 minutes. Providers should bill 2 units if the duration of a single modality or procedure in a day is greater than or equal to 23 minutes through and including 37 minutes.  Time intervals for 1 through 8 units are as follows: 

Billed Units IncrementTime Spent in Direct Patient Contact
1 unit of service8 minutes through 22 minutes
2 units of service23 minutes through 37 minutes
3 units of service38 minutes through 52 minutes
4 units of service53 minutes through 67 minutes
5 units of service68 minutes through 82 minutes
6 units of service83 minutes through 97 minutes
7 units of service98 minutes through 112 minutes
8 units of service113 minutes through 127 minutes

This pattern remains the same for treatment times in excess of 2 hours.

Example: A member received a total of 120 minutes of lactation support services using HCPCS code S9443, which is defined in 15-minute units, on a given date of service. The provider should report 8 units of code S9443.

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Recommendation for Lactation Support Services


Lactation support services are provided as preventative services and require an electronic or written recommendation by a physician or other licensed practitioner of the healing arts acting within their scope of practice in accordance with 42 CFR 440.130(c). 

  • The lactating individual-child dyad requires a recommendation on file from a physician or other licensed practitioner of the healing arts. This recommendation authorizes lactation support services from pregnancy through the duration of breastfeeding.  
  • Providers must maintain the record of a licensed provider’s recommendation for each member before initiating lactation care, storing the record in a manner consistent with HIPAA requirements. All claims for lactation support services must have the National Provider Identifier (NPI) number of the enrolled provider who ordered the items to be indicated on the claim in the appropriate Ordering, Prescribing and Referring (OPR) field on the claim. The enrolled provider types who may recommend these services are: 
    • Physicians (PT 05/65) 
    • Osteopaths (PT 26)
    • Physician Assistants (PT 39) 
    • Advanced Practice Nurses (PT 41) 
    • Nurse Midwives (PT 22)
  • The recommending provider indicated on the claim must be actively enrolled with Health First Colorado (42 CFR 455.410(b)). The claim will be denied if the indicated provider is not actively enrolled. Reference the Ordering, Prescribing, and Referring Claim Project Identifier for further details.
  • If a licensed provider listed in this manual renders a service under their own ordering authority, then that rendering physician’s NPI number should be placed in the applicable OPR field on the claim. This does not apply to providers enrolled as IBCLC, CLC and CLEs.

OPR Field on Professional Claims

  • Paper claims use field 17.b 
  • Electronic submissions use loop 2420 with qualifier DK (Ordering), DN (Referring) or DQ (Supervising)
  • Claims submitted through the Provider Web Portal use the “Referring Provider” field

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Documentation Requirements


The provider must maintain documentation in accordance with 10 CCR 2505-10 8.130.2 that complies with state and federal regulations. The provider must retain records that specifically record the dates and precise times at which direct services provided to a member began and ended, among other general requirements for documentation. These timestamps are critical for validating the number of units of service that are billed.

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Physical Health Managed Care

Lactation support services are not included in Health First Colorado physical health managed care plans. Lactation support services are still covered benefits for members enrolled in those plans as “wrap-around” benefits of the plan.

All claims for lactation support services should be billed to the Department’s Fiscal Agent, Gainwell Technologies, even if the member is attributed to a Health First Colorado physical health managed care plan.

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Inpatient Hospital and Freestanding Birth Center Services


Professional services provided by a lactation support services provider associated with newborn deliveries and immediate postnatal breastfeeding support care for the lactating individual are part of the hospital’s facility All Patient Refined-Diagnosis Related Group (APR-DRG) payment and the Freestanding Birth Center’s delivery payment. Such circumstances are not eligible for billing through the Lactation Support Services benefit. Place of Service codes 21 (Inpatient Hospital) and 25 (Freestanding Birth Center) are not available for billing use. HCPCS codes for lactation support services cannot be billed for dates on or during the date span of the delivery and inpatient stay.  Refer to the Obstetrical Care Billing Manual.

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Place of Service Coding

Providers may provide lactation support services in a variety of settings, including the member’s home, clinics, provider offices or via telehealth. The visit setting should be indicated on the claim using the Place of Service code. A full list of allowable places of service for lactation support services is indicated below.

Lactation support services can be provided via telemedicine with Place of Service codes 02 or 10. Telehealth services must adhere to the Telemedicine Billing Manual.

Official descriptors of the Place of Service can be found on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) website.

The following Place of Service codes are allowed:

Allowed Place of Service CodeDescription (short)
02Telehealth Provided Other than in Patient’s Home
04Homeless Shelter
10Telehealth Provided in Patient’s Home
11Office
12Home
15Mobile Unit
19Off Campus-Outpatient Hospital
20Urgent Care Facility
22On Campus-Outpatient Hospital
49Independent Clinic
50Federally Qualified Health Center
71Public Health Clinic
72Rural Health Clinic

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Contact Information


Contact the Provider Services Call Center with billing inquiries. 

Contact the Department’s Lactation Support Services policy specialist at HCPF_MaternalChildHealth@state.co.us for all other inquiries. 
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CMS 1500 Paper Claim Reference Table

The following paper claim form reference table shows required, optional and conditional fields and detailed field completion instructions for the CMS 1500 professional claim form.

 

CMS Field Number & LabelField is?Instructions
1. Insurance TypeRequiredPlace an "X" in the box marked as Medicaid.
1a. Insured's ID NumberRequiredEnter the member's Health First Colorado seven-digit Health First Colorado ID number as it appears on the Medicaid Identification card. Example: A123456.
2. Patient's NameRequiredEnter the member's last name, first name and middle initial.
3. Patient's Date of Birth/SexRequiredEnter the member's birth date using two digits for the month, two digits for the date and two digits for the year. Example: 070114 for July 1, 2014.

Place an "X" in the appropriate box to indicate the sex of the member.
4. Insured's NameConditionalComplete if the member is covered by a Medicare health insurance policy.

Enter the insured's full last name, first name and middle initial. If the insured used a last name suffix (e.g., Jr, Sr), enter it after the last name and before the first name.
5. Patient's AddressNot Required 
6. Patient's Relationship to InsuredConditionalComplete if the member is covered by a commercial health insurance policy. Place an "X" in the box that identifies the member's relationship to the policyholder.
7. Insured's AddressNot Required 
8. Reserved for NUCC UseNot Required 
9. Other Insured's NameConditionalIf field 11d is marked "YES," enter the insured's last name, first name and middle initial.
9a. Other Insured's Policy or Group NumberConditionalIf field 11d is marked "YES," enter the policy or group number.
9b. Reserved for NUCC Use  
9c. Reserved for NUCC Use  
9d. Insurance Plan or Program NameConditionalIf field 11D is marked "YES" enter the insurance plan or program name.
10a-c. Is patient's condition related to?ConditionalWhen appropriate, place an "X" in the correct box to indicate whether one or more of the services described in field 24 are for a condition or injury that occurred on the job, as a result of an auto accident or other.
10d. Reserved for Local Use  
11. Insured's Policy, Group or FECA NumberConditionalComplete if the member is covered by a Medicare health insurance policy.

Enter the insured's policy number as it appears on the ID card. Only complete if field 4 is completed.
11a. Insured's Date of Birth, SexConditionalComplete if the member is covered by a Medicare health insurance policy.

Enter the insured's birth date using two digits for the month, two digits for the date and two digits for the year. Example: 070114 for July 1, 2014.

Place an "X" in the appropriate box to indicate the sex of the insured.
11b. Other Claim IDNot Required 
11c. Insurance Plan Name or Program NameNot Required 
11d. Is there another Health Benefit Plan?ConditionalWhen appropriate, place an "X" in the correct box. If marked "YES," complete 9, 9a and 9d.
12. Patient's or Authorized Person's SignatureRequiredEnter "Signature on File," "SOF" or legal signature. If there is no signature on file, leave blank or enter "No Signature on File." 

Enter the date the claim form was signed.
13. Insured's or Authorized Person's SignatureNot Required 
14. Date of Current Illness, Injury or PregnancyConditionalComplete if information is known. Enter the date of illness, injury or pregnancy (date of the last menstrual period) using two digits for the month, two digits for the date and two digits for the year. Example: 070114 for July 1, 2014.

Enter the applicable qualifier to identify which date is being reported.
431 - Onset of Current Symptoms or Illness
484 - Last Menstrual Period
15. Other Date NotNot Required 
16. Date Patient Unable to Work in Current OccupationNot Required 
17. Name of Referring PhysicianConditional 
17b. NPI of Referring PhysicianRequiredRequired in accordance with Program Rule 8.125.8.A
18. Hospitalization Dates Related to Current ServiceNot Required 
19. Additional Claim InformationConditional 
20. Outside Lab?
$ Charges
ConditionalComplete if all laboratory work was referred to and performed by an outside laboratory. If this box is checked, no payment will be made to the physician for lab services. Do not complete this field if any laboratory work was performed in the office.

Practitioners may not request payment for services performed by an independent or hospital laboratory.
21. Diagnosis or Nature of Illness or InjuryRequiredEnter at least one but no more than twelve diagnosis codes based on the member's diagnosis/condition.

Enter applicable ICD-10 code: Z33.1 or Z39.2 depending on the procedure code billed. 
22. Medicaid Resubmission CodeConditionalList the original reference number for resubmitted claims.

When resubmitting a claim, enter the appropriate bill frequency code in the left-hand side of the field.
7 - Replacement of prior claim
8 - Void/Cancel of prior claim
This field is not intended for use with original claim submissions.
23. Prior AuthorizationNot RequiredPrior Authorization
Enter the six-character prior authorization number from the approved Prior Authorization Request (PAR). Do not combine services from more than one approved PAR on a single claim form. Do not attach a copy of the approved PAR unless advised to do so by the authorizing agent or the fiscal agent.
24. Claim Line DetailInformationThe paper claim form allows entry of up to six detailed billing lines. Fields 24A through 24J apply to each billed line.

Do not enter more than six lines of information on the paper claim. If more than six lines of information are entered, the additional lines will not be entered for processing.

Each claim form must be fully completed (totaled).

Do not file continuation claims (e.g., Page 1 of 2).
24A. Dates of ServiceRequired

The field accommodates the entry of two dates: a "From" date of services and a "To" date of service. Enter the date of service using two digits for the month, two digits for the date and two digits for the year. Example: 010119 for January 1, 2019.

FromTo

01

01

24

010124

 
Single Date of Service: Enter the six-digit date of service in the "From" field. Completion of the "To" field is not required. Do not spread the date entry across the two fields.

Span billing: Not permitted. All dates of service must have their own detailed line item on the claim. 
billing date example

24B. Place of ServiceRequiredReference the billing policy found in this manual for allowed Place of Service codes. 
24C. EMGConditionalEnter a "Y" for YES or leave blank for NO in the bottom unshaded area of the field to indicate the service was rendered for a life-threatening condition or one that requires immediate medical intervention.

24D.Procedures, Services, or Supplies

 

RequiredEnter the HCPCS procedure code that specifically describes the service for which payment is requested: S9443

All procedures must be identified with codes in the current edition of Physicians Current Procedural Terminology (CPT). CPT is updated annually.

HCPCS Level II Codes
The current Medicare coding publication (for Medicare crossover claims only).

Only approved codes from the current CPT or HCPCS publications will be accepted. 
24D. ModifierConditionalEnter the appropriate procedure-related modifier that applies to the billed service. Up to four modifiers may be entered when using the paper claim form. Please reference the billing policy detailed in this manual for specific modifier code use. 
24E. Diagnosis PointerRequiredEnter the diagnosis code reference letter (A-L) that relates the date of service and the procedures performed to the primary diagnosis.

At least one diagnosis code reference letter must be entered.

When multiple services are performed, the primary reference letter for each service should be listed first and other applicable services should follow.

This field allows for the entry of 4 characters in the unshaded area.
24F. $ ChargesRequiredEnter the usual and customary charge for the service represented by the procedure code on the detail line. Do not use commas when reporting dollar amounts. Enter 00 in the cents area if the amount is a whole number.

Some CPT procedure codes are grouped with other related CPT procedure codes. When more than one procedure from the same group is billed, special multiple pricing rules apply.

The base procedure is the procedure with the highest allowable amount. The base code is used to determine the allowable amounts for additional CPT surgical procedures when more than one procedure from the same grouping is performed.

Submitted charges cannot be more than charges made to non-Health First Colorado-covered individuals for the same service.

Do not deduct Health First Colorado co-pay or commercial insurance payments from the usual and customary charges.
24G. Days or UnitsRequiredEnter the number of services provided for each procedure code.
Enter whole numbers only. Do not enter fractions or decimals.
24H. EPSDT/Family PlanConditionalEPSDT (shaded area)
For Early & Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment related services, enter the response in the shaded portion of the field as follows:
AV - Available- Not Used
S2 - Under Treatment
ST - New Service Requested
NU - Not Used

Family Planning (unshaded area)
If the service is Family Planning (e.g., contraception, sterilization), enter "Y" for YES or "N" for NO in the bottom unshaded area of the field.
24I. ID QualifierNot Required 
24J. Rendering Provider ID #RequiredIn the shaded portion of the field, enter the National Provider Identifier (NPI) or the Health First Colorado provider number assigned to the individual who actually performed or rendered the billed service. This number cannot be assigned to a group or clinic.
25. Federal Tax ID NumberNot Required 
26. Patient's Account NumberOptionalEnter information that identifies the member or claim in the provider's billing system. Submitted information appears on the Remittance Advice (RA).
27. Accept Assignment?RequiredThe accept assignment indicates that the provider agrees to accept assignment under the terms of the payer's program.
28. Total ChargeRequiredEnter the sum of all charges listed in field 24F. Do not use commas when reporting dollar amounts. Enter 00 in the cents area if the amount is a whole number.
29. Amount PaidConditionalEnter the total amount paid by Medicare or any other commercial health insurance that has made payment on the billed services.

Do not use commas when reporting dollar amounts. Enter 00 in the cents area if the amount is a whole number.
30. Rsvd for NUCC Use  
31. Signature of Physician or Supplier Including Degrees or CredentialsRequiredEach claim must bear the signature of the enrolled provider or the signature of a registered authorized agent.

Each claim must have the date the enrolled provider or registered authorized agent signed the claim form. Enter the date the claim was signed using two digits for the month, two digits for the date and two digits for the year. Example: 070116 for July 1, 2016.

Unacceptable signature alternatives:
Claim preparation personnel may not sign the enrolled provider's name.
Initials are not acceptable as a signature.
Typed or computer printed names are not acceptable as a signature.
"Signature on file" notation is not acceptable in place of an authorized signature.
32. Service Facility Location Information
32a- NPI Number
32b- Other ID #
RequiredEnter the name, address and ZIP code of the individual or business where the member was seen or service was performed in the following format:
1st Line: Name
2nd Line: Address
3rd Line: City, State and ZIP Code
If the Provider Type is not able to obtain a National Provider Identifier (NPI), enter the eight-digit Health First Colorado provider number of the individual or organization.
33. Billing Provider
Info & Ph #
RequiredEnter the name of the individual or organization that will receive payment for the billed services in the following format:
1st Line: Name
2nd Line: Address
3rd Line: City, State and ZIP Code
33a- NPI NumberRequired 
33b- Other ID # If the Provider Type is not able to obtain a National Provider Identifier (NPI), enter the eight-digit Health First Colorado provider number of the individual or organization.

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CMS 1500 Lactation Support Service Example

example of a lactation claim on form CMS 1500

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Timely Filing

Refer to the General Provider Information Manual located on the Billing Manuals web page under the General Provider Information drop-down for more information on timely filing policy, including the resubmission rules for denied claims.

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Lactation Support Specialist Billing Manual Revision Log

Revision Date

Addition/Changes

Made by

11/12/2024Creation of ManualHCPF

 

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