WI · guidance
Wis. ForwardHealth Online Handbook, Hospice, Topic #22797
Payment Integrity Review Supporting Documentation
Providers are notified that an individual claim is subject to PIR (payment integrity review) through a message on the Portal when
submitting claims. When this occurs, providers have seven calendar days to submit the supporting documentation that must be
retained in the member's record for the specific service billed. This documentation must be attached to the claim. The following are
examples of documentation providers may attach to the claim; however, this list is not exhaustive, and providers may submit any
documentation available to substantiate payment:
• Case management or consultation notes
• Durable medical equipment or supply delivery receipts or proof of delivery and itemized invoices or bills
• Face-to-face encounter documentation
• Individualized plans of care and updates
• Initial or program assessments and questionnaires to indicate the start DOS (date of service)
• Office visit documentation
• Operative reports
• Prescriptions or test orders
• Session or service notice for each DOS
• Testing and lab results
• Transportation logs
• Treatment notes
Providers must attach this documentation to the claim at the time of, or up to seven days following, submission of the claim. A
claim may be denied if the supporting documentation is not submitted. If a claim is denied, providers may submit a new claim with
the required documentation for reconsideration. To reduce provider impact, claims reviewed by the OIG (Office of the Inspector
General) will be processed as quickly as possible, with an expected average adjudication of 30 days.
Provenance
- Source
- www.forwardhealth.wi.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- forwardhealth-hospice-2026-10-01
- Content hash
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