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NCCI Publishes Place Of Service Crosswalk

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Boca Raton, FL - The Medical Data Call includes the Place of Service code, which identifies where the medical service was performed. The Place of Service code is reported in field 27, positions 282–289 on the Medical Data Call record layout.

For physician-related services, the appropriate form is the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Health Insurance Claim Form, known as Form CMS-1500. The Place of Service code is reported in field 24B on CMS-1500.

For facility and hospital services, the appropriate form is the National Uniform Billing Committee (NUBC)-approved UB-04 Claim Form, also known as CMS-1450. While the Place of Service is not reported on this form, the Type of Bill is reported in field 4 on CMS-1450. Also, while the Type of Bill is a three-digit code, some providers report it as a four-digit code, with the first digit being a leading zero. 

Because the Medical Data Call requires the Place of Service code, a solution was needed for facility and hospital services using Form CMS-1450. This solution was the development of the Place of Service Crosswalk.

NCCI Place of Service Crosswalk

In order to report the Place of Service code for facility and hospital services on the Medical Data Call, NCCI have developed a Place of Service Crosswalk, which derives the Place of Service code from the Type of Bill code. NCCI is offering the Crosswalk as a downloadable PDF:

View the complete PDF: Place of Service Crosswalk

Following is an example of the Place of Service Crosswalk, showing how a specific Type of Bill code maps to the appropriate Place of Service code for Medical Data Call reporting.

 Type of Bill Code

Type of Bill
Position 1
(Type of Facility)

Type of Bill
Position 2
(Bill Classification)

 Place of Service Code

 Place of Service Description

 11X

 Hospital

 Inpatient

21

Inpatient Hospital

 

Source: National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc.

 

       
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