Electronic Submission Of Tricare Overseas Claims Form

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Electronic Submission of TRICARE Overseas Claims Form
An organization that has several providers can execute a single Form on behalf of the group. Only one authorizing
individual is needed to sign this Form for the Clinic / Group. However a complete list of all locations and providers for which
you will be billing will need to be completed on submission of this form (these may be listed on Appendix 1 for Individual
Providers and Appendix 2 for Institutional Providers if submitted together with the Mutual Co-operation Protocol).
Physician Clinic Name:
_______________
TRICARE Assigned Provider ID:
_________________
NPI Number of Provider (if applicable – US Territories only):
_______________
Claim Type (select one or both):
Institutional Provider (Hospital or Ambulatory Day Surgery)
Individual Provider or Group Practice
Please submit a completed Appendix 1 for Individual Provider or Group Practice and / or Appendix 2 for
Institutional Provider
Please indicate your EDI submission option:
1.
Online claim submission at
2.
Vendor supplied EDI software program. Name of Vendor_________________________________
3.
Electronic claim submission using PC-ACE software provided by WPS
4.
Clearinghouse or Billing Service. Name of Billing Service /Clearinghouse____________________
1.
In submitting electronic transactions using option 2, 3 or 4 above, the Healthcare Provider will follow the
specifications required by the most current version named under the HIPAA Transactions and Code Sets rules.
2.
For claim transactions, the Healthcare Provider agrees that each and every claim submitted via electronic
media, for all legal and other purposes, will be considered to be signed by the Healthcare Provider or the
Healthcare Provider's authorized representative.
3.
For claim transactions, the Healthcare Provider agrees to maintain a patient signature file. The Healthcare
Provider understands International SOS may validate through file audits those claims submitted via electronic
media which are included in any quality control or sampling method requested by International SOS. The
Healthcare Provider understands that if no signed authorization is on file, an authorization must be obtained by the
Healthcare Provider from the patient prior to electronic submission to International SOS.
4.
The Healthcare Provider acknowledges that International SOS shall have no obligation with respect to the
content of the information in claims to verify, check or otherwise inspect the information supplied by the Healthcare
Provider. The Healthcare Provider further acknowledges that International SOS is solely responsible for
determining the completeness, accuracy and validity of the information and claims and that source documents for
claims data are the responsibility of the Healthcare Provider.

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