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The claim submission policy gives separate outpatient, inpatient, secondary and corrected-claim periods.
Short answer
The claim submission policy gives separate outpatient, inpatient, secondary and corrected-claim periods.
Coverage: Wisconsin Network Health plans; confirm commercial, Medicare PPO or Assure product and provider contract.
Network Health filing guidance from the reviewed sources: Outpatient: 90 days from date of service, unless the provider contract specifies otherwise. Confirm the plan, provider agreement, and event that starts the filing period before submission.
At a glance
- The claim submission policy gives separate outpatient, inpatient, secondary and corrected-claim periods.
Initial claim filing limits
- Outpatient: 90 days from date of service, unless the provider contract specifies otherwise.
- Inpatient: 90 days from discharge, unless the provider contract specifies otherwise.
- Secondary: 90 days from the payment date on the primary payer remittance advice, or the provider contract period.
Corrected claim filing limits
- 120 days from the original claim remittance advice.
Appeal and reconsideration deadlines
- Not clearly published in the researched sources.
Trigger basis and caveats
- An EDI rejection does not extend the original filing period.
- Confirm the policy applies to the member product and check the provider contract.
Provider resources
- Official provider policy or review source (official)
- Official provider policy or review source (official)
Sources
| Fact | Value | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official policy review | The claim submission policy gives separate outpatient, inpatient, secondary and corrected-claim periods. | Official | high |
Update notes
Last updated: 2026-10-30.
- Reviewed the official claim submission policy, claims resources and authorization page. Retained separately triggered filing periods; omitted unneeded payer IDs and postal addresses. Contract and product verification remain necessary.
Last reviewed: October 30, 2026
Sources used: 1 official
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