• General Information
  • Introduction
  • Usual and Customary Charges
  • Acceptance of Payment
    • Introduction
    • Maximum Allowable Fees
• Submission Deadline
  • Introduction
  • Medicaid Claims
  • Crossover Claims
  • Exceptions to the Submission Deadline
• Claims Submission
  • Introduction
  • Transactions and Forms
  • Submission Options
    • Introduction
    • Electronic Claims
    • Paper Claims
  • Copayment Amounts
  • State-Contracted Managed Care Organizations
    • Introduction
    • Extraordinary Claims
  • Noncertified Providers
• Responses to Claims Submission
  • Introduction
  • Claim Number
  • Remittance Information
    • Introduction
    • Electronic Remittance Information
    • Paper Remittance and Status Report
  • Verifying Accuracy of Claims Processing
    • Introduction
    • Split Claims May Appear Separately
  • Verifying the Check Amount on Remittance and Status Reports
  • Claim Status
• Adjustment Requests
  • Introduction
  • Electronic Adjustment Requests
    • Introduction
    • Provider Electronic Solutions Software
  • Paper Adjustment Requests
  • Follow-Up to Adjustment Requests
• Good Faith Claims
• Timely Filing Appeals Requests
• Overpayments
  • Introduction
  • Return of Overpayments Through Adjustment Requests
    • Introduction
    • Electronic Adjustment Requests
    • Paper Adjustment Requests
  • Return of Overpayments with Cash Refunds
  • Adjustment Request vs. Cash Refund
  • Medicaid-Initiated Adjustments
• Appendix
  • Appendix 1 — Allowable Exceptions to the Submission Deadline
  • Appendix 2 — Interpreting Claim Numbers
  • Appendix 3 — Sample Remittance and Status Report
  • Appendix 4 — Reading the Remittance and Status Report
  • Appendix 5 — Reading Adjustments on the Remittance and Status Report
  • Appendix 6 — Adjustment/ Reconsideration Request Completion Instructions
  • Appendix 7 — Adjustment/ Reconsideration Request Form
  • Appendix 8 — Explanation of Benefits Codes That Qualify for Good Faith Claims Submission
  • Appendix 9 — Timely Filing Appeals Request Form
  • Appendix 10 — Claim Refund Completion Instructions
  • Appendix 11 — Claim Refund Form
• PDF

Claims Information

Claims Submission

Copayment Amounts

Copayment amounts collected from recipients should not be deducted from the charges submitted to Wisconsin Medicaid. Providers should indicate their usual and customary charges for all services provided.

In addition, copayment amounts should not be included when indicating the amount paid by other health insurance sources.

Wisconsin Medicaid automatically deducts the appropriate copayment amount from payments allowed by Wisconsin Medicaid. Medicaid remittance information reflects the automatic deduction of applicable copayment amounts.

Refer to the Recipient Eligibility section of this handbook for more information about collecting copayment amounts.

Next — Claims Submission, State-Contracted Managed Care Organizations
Previous — Claims Submission, Submission Options, Paper Claims