CIGNA Life & Health
How To Submit Claims To CIGNA Life & Health
Provider-side claims submission guidance for CIGNA Life & Health, including channels, payer IDs, paper addresses, and follow-up resources.
For CIGNA Life & Health, the practical claims workflow usually starts with electronic submission guidance and only falls back to paper instructions when the payer documents a mailing address for specific claim types or exceptions. The details below keep the workflow broad instead of reducing it to a single address.
At a glance
- Cigna officially encourages electronic claim submission through the provider portal/EDI. For paper claims, official guidance points providers to the address on the patient ID card and indicates specific paper forms by claim type. For behavioral health and shared-administration products, there are payer-ID and routing specifics in official manuals.
Submission channels
- Electronic submission through the Cigna provider portal
- Electronic data interchange (EDI) through approved vendors/clearinghouses
- Paper claims mailed to the address on the patient’s ID card
- For appeals/appeal-related claims disputes, mail to the address specified by the product-specific appeal instructions
Electronic claims payer IDs
- 62308 (medical, behavioral, dental, and Cigna Medicare in the Evernorth behavioral administrative guide)
Paper claims addresses
- Use the claim submission address listed on the patient’s ID card
- For some products, supporting documentation may be mailed to the Cigna Healthcare address on the back of the patient identification card
Corrected claims and follow-up
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For replacement or corrected claims in the Evernorth behavioral administrative guide, do not stamp 'Corrected Claim'.
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Submit the corrected/replacement claim using the plan’s normal claim submission process and include required identifiers/documentation.
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Specific corrected-claim handling was not fully standardized in the official sources reviewed.
Caveats
- Paper addresses are not universal; Cigna repeatedly directs providers to the patient ID card for the correct mailing address.
- Some lines of business use separate processing rules and mailing destinations.
- Primary/secondary COB can be sent electronically, and Medicare COB claims may be forwarded automatically in certain cases.
Provider resources
- Cigna for Health Care Professionals portal (official)
- Submit and Pay Claims for Providers (official)
- Appeals and Disputes (official)
- Cigna contact numbers / claims mailing address (official)
- Evernorth Behavioral Administrative Guidelines (official)
Sources
| Fact | Value | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic and paper submission guidance | Cigna strongly encourages electronic submission; paper claims use UB-04 for hospital charges and CMS-1500 for other charges, mailed to the address on the patient ID card. | Official | high |
| Electronic claims and COB | Both primary and secondary claims can be submitted electronically; Medicare COBA claims do not need separate submission to Cigna in some cases. | Official | high |
| Payer ID | 62308 is listed for medical, behavioral, dental, and Cigna Medicare claims in the Evernorth behavioral administrative guide. | Official | high |
| Paper claim routing | Claims and supporting documentation should be mailed to the patient ID card address; supporting documentation for electronic claims may also be mailed to the address on the back of the patient ID card. | Official | high |
Last reviewed: March 27, 2026
Sources used: 4 official