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Wis. ForwardHealth Online Handbook, Hospice, Topic #4817
Submitting Paper Attachments With Electronic Claims
Providers may submit paper attachments to accompany electronic claims and electronic claim adjustments. Providers should refer
to their companion guides for directions on indicating that a paper attachment will be submitted by mail.
Paper attachments that go with electronic claim transactions must be submitted with the Claim Form Attachment Cover Page (F-
13470 (03/2023)). Providers are required to indicate an ACN (attachment control number) for paper attachment(s) submitted
with electronic claims. (The ACN is an alphanumeric entry between two and 80 digits assigned by the provider to identify the
attachment.) The ACN must be indicated on the cover page so that ForwardHealth can match the paper attachment(s) to the
correct electronic claim.
ForwardHealth will hold an electronic claim transaction or a paper attachment(s) for up to seven calendar days to find a match. If
a match cannot be made within seven days, the claim will be processed without the attachment and will be denied if an attachment
is required. When such a claim is denied, both the paper attachment(s) and the electronic claim will need to be resubmitted.
Providers are required to send paper attachments relating to electronic claim transactions to the following address:
ForwardHealth
Claims and Adjustments
313 Blettner Blvd
Madison WI 53784
This does not apply to compound and noncompound claims.
Provenance
- Source
- www.forwardhealth.wi.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- forwardhealth-hospice-2026-10-01
- Content hash
54ff577a9b1ae62a28ce83bfb20cd0826fb5d1f0686e5a6fefaa73dccbae8b9b
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