HealthPartners

HealthPartners Timely Filing Limit

The claims information document dated March 12, 2026 uses the provider contract filing period measured from date of service. For COB it specifies 60 days…

Short answer

The claims information document dated March 12, 2026 uses the provider contract filing period measured from date of service. For COB it specifies 60 days after determination of the HealthPartners or affiliate payment obligation.

Coverage: HealthPartners and applicable affiliate provider claims guidance. The Minnesota electronic submission mandate applies to Minnesota, not automatically every state or product.

HealthPartners filing guidance from the reviewed sources: COB: 60 days after determination that HealthPartners or its affiliate has a payment obligation. Confirm the plan, provider agreement, and event that starts the filing period before submission.

At a glance

  • The claims information document dated March 12, 2026 uses the provider contract filing period measured from date of service. For COB it specifies 60 days after determination of the HealthPartners or affiliate payment obligation.

Initial claim filing limits

  • COB: 60 days after determination that HealthPartners or its affiliate has a payment obligation.

Corrected claim filing limits

  • Not clearly published in the researched sources.

Appeal and reconsideration deadlines

  • Timely filing denial appeal: within 60 days of the original denial remittance.

Trigger basis and caveats

  • Initial claims: the applicable provider contract period from date of service; no universal numeric contract period stated.

Provider resources

Sources

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Official provider guidanceThe claims information document dated March 12, 2026 uses the provider contract filing period measured from date of service. For COB it specifies 60 days after determination of the HealthPartners or affiliate payment obligation.Officialhigh

Update notes

Last updated: 2026-10-30.

  • Added March 12, 2026 claims information, electronic submission resources, and the authorization search.
  • Retained contract-based initial filing, the separate COB trigger, and the filing-denial appeal period. No single filing interval is applied to all affiliates.
  • Minnesota paper restrictions are not generalized to all states. Product-specific IDs and addresses are omitted.

Last reviewed: October 30, 2026

Sources used: 1 official

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