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Title: Platform Transformation Overview


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Self-Funded Billing
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Self-Funded Billing
Access to invoices and notification system via
e-Bill
Reduction in amount of funds required to have on
deposit with IBC
  • New features and enhancements will be available
    after migration.

Self-Funded Billing
Easy access to reports on claims payments,
deposits, and expenses
Stop loss credits available directly on invoices
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Payment with e-Bill
Simpler and more convenient
  • After migration, customers can choose to pay by
    e-Bill, a secure online system that offers
    enhanced notification features.
  • Customers receive email notification when
  • The invoice is available.
  • The amount due changes.
  • A payment is returned.

Simple, customizable, and easy payment process
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Information on InvoicesChanges to Fee
Presentation
  • IBC is adopting a new standard for how fees
    appear on customer invoices.
  • Not because of new charges but due to changes
    to how some fees are calculated.
  • Administrative expenses
  • Most admin fees will be billed on a PCPM basis
  • Claims Related Administrative Expenses
  • A new field type labeled other medical expense
    fee will be created

5
Reporting Hyperlink reports available
  • Customers will have an opportunity to determine
    role-based reporting access.
  • Customers are able to access summary and detail
    level reports on claims payments, deposits and
    expenses on the same day as invoice is received.

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Changes to Billing Cycle and Format
  • An email with a link to e-Bill will be sent out
    every Wednesday.
  • All self-funded customers must move to a weekly
    billing cycle.
  • All self-funded customers must pay their invoice
    within 24 hours of receipt.

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Stop Loss Coverage
  • Following platform transformation, claims will be
    fed directly to Highmark Insurance Group (HMIG)
    systems and stop loss credits can be advanced to
    customers who meet certain criteria.
  • Customers with stop loss coverage from HMIG may
    receive stop loss credits directly on their
    invoices, eliminating the current need to file
    claims for reimbursement.
  • HMIG requires a run-in period for claims and the
    period varies based on the stop loss policy.
    Consistently timely payment (i.e. pays weekly
    amount due, within 24 hours) required for credits.

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Claims Run Out
  • Currently, self-funded customers receive
    information on claims run-out activity on their
    IBC invoice.
  • Following migration
  • Information on claims run out activity related to
    dates prior to migration will appear on the
    additional item line of the new invoice.
  • IBC will continue to send the reconciliation file
    to the customer until run out is complete.

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Self-Billing of Administrative Fees
  • Currently, customers that self-bill
    administrative fees are unable to view an
    administrative fee-only invoice.
  • Following migration, self-billed admin fees will
    be filed on a separate admin fee invoice.
  • Allows customers to pay the medical invoice as
    billed via e-Bill.

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Support from IBC
IBC offers support and education about new e-Bill
features
  • The following information is available
  • Claims billing guide for information on accessing
    invoices through the e-Bill portal, fee types and
    reporting
  • Annual calendar of billing cycles (including
    weekly claims and monthly admin cycles)
  • Dedicated billing analyst to walk through the
    first invoice and to directly answer questions
    regarding portal access, invoices and reporting
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