A code that uniquely identifies the U.S. State or Territory from which T-MSIS system data resources were received.

A sequential number assigned by the submitter to identify each record segment row in the submission file. The Record Number, in conjunction with the Record Identifier, uniquely identifies a single record within the submission file.

A unique claim number assigned by the state's payment system that identifies the adjustment claim for an original transaction.

A state-assigned unique identification number used to identify a Medicaid/CHIP enrolled individual (except on service tracking payments). Value may be an SSN, temporary SSN or State-assigned eligible individual identifier. MSIS Identification Numbers are a unique "key" value used to maintain referential integrity of data distributed over multiples files, segments and reporting periods. See T-MSIS Guidance Document, "CMS Guidance: Reporting Shared MSIS Identification Numbers" for information on reporting the MSIS Identification Numbers ID for pregnant women, unborn children, mothers, and their deemed newborns younger than 1 year of age who share the same MSIS Identification Number. https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/data-and-systems/macbis/tmsis/tmsis-blog/entry/47572

An indicator specifying whether the claim is a crossover claim where a portion is paid by Medicare.

In the claims files this data element indicates whether the claim or encounter was covered under the authority of an 1115A demonstration. In the Eligibility file, this data element indicates whether the individual participates in an 1115A demonstration.

Indicates the type of adjustment record.

The ICD-9/10-CM Diagnosis Code provided at the time of admission by the physician. Since the Admitting Diagnosis is formulated before all tests and examinations are complete, it may be stated in the form of a problem or symptom and it may differ from any of the final diagnoses recorded in the medical record.

A flag that identifies the coding system used for the Admitting Diagnosis Code.

The primary/principal ICD-9/10-CM diagnosis code as reported on the claim.

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

ICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis codes used as a tool to group and identify diseases, disorders, symptoms, poisonings, adverse effects of drugs and chemicals, injuries and other reasons for patient encounters. Diagnosis codes should be passed through to T-MSIS exactly as they were submitted by the provider on their claim (with the exception of removing the decimal). For example: 210.5 is coded as "2105".

A code representing the Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) that is applicable for the inpatient services being rendered. This field is required on FFS claims and encounters records in which diagnosis related groups are used to determine paid amounts.

An indicator identifying the grouping algorithm used to assign Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) values.Values are generated by combining two types of information: Position 1-2, State/Group generating DRG: If state specific system, fill with two digit US postal code representation for state. If CMS Grouper, fill with "HG". If any other system, fill with "XX". Position 3-4, fill with the number that represents the DRG version used (01-98). For example, "HG15" would represent CMS Grouper version 15. If version is unknown, fill with "99".

The date on which the recipient was admitted to a hospital.

The date on which the recipient was discharged from a hospital.

The date Medicaid paid this claim or adjustment. For Encounter Records (Type of Claim = 3, C, W), the date the managed care organization paid the provider for the claim or adjustment.

A code to indicate what type of payment is covered in this claim.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated entity or sub-capitated network provider, report TYPE-OF-CLAIM = '3' for a Medicaid sub-capitated encounter record or “C” for an S-CHIP sub-capitated encounter record.

A data element corresponding with UB-04 form locator FL4 that classifies the claim as to the type of facility (2nd digit), type of care (3rd digit) and the billing record's sequence in the episode of care (4th digit). (Note that the 1st digit is always zero.)

The field denotes the claims payment system from which the claim was extracted.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated entity that is not a sub-capitated network provider, report a SOURCE-LOCATION = '22' to indicate that the sub-capitated entity paid a provider for the service to the enrollee on a FFS basis.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated network provider that were submitted to sub-capitated entity, report a SOURCE-LOCATION = '23' to indicate that the sub-capitated network provider provided the service directly to the enrollee.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated network provider, report a SOURCE-LOCATION = “23” to indicate that the sub-capitated network provider provided the service directly to the enrollee.

The total amount billed for this claim at the claim header level as submitted by the provider. For encounter records, when Type of Claim value is [ 3, C, or W ], then value must equal amount the provider billed to the managed care plan. Total Billed Amount is not expected on financial transactions.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated entity that is not a sub-capitated network provider, report the total amount that the provider billed the sub-capitated entity for the service. Report a null value in this field if the provider is a sub-capitated network provider.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated network provider, if the sub-capitated network provider directly employs the provider that renders the service to the enrollee, report a null value in this field.

The claim header level maximum amount determined by the payer as being 'allowable' under the provisions of the contract prior to the determination of actual payment. On FFS claims the Allowed Amount is determined by the state's MMIS. On managed care encounters the Allowed Amount is determined by the managed care organization.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated entity that is not a sub-capitated network provider, report the total amount that the sub-capitated entity allowed for the service. Report a null value in this field if the provider is a sub-capitated network provider.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated network provider, if the sub-capitated network provider directly employs the provider that renders the service to the enrollee, report a null value in this field.

The total amount paid by Medicaid/CHIP or the managed care plan on this claim or adjustment at the claim header level, which is the sum of the amounts paid by Medicaid or the managed care plan at the detail level for the claim.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated entity that is not a sub-capitated network provider, report the total amount that the sub-capitated entity paid the provider for the service. Report a null value in this field if the provider is a sub-capitated network provider.

For sub-capitated encounters from a sub-capitated network provider, if the sub-capitated network provider directly employs the provider that renders the service to the enrollee, report a null value in this field.

The amount paid by Medicaid/CHIP, on this claim at the claim header level, toward the beneficiary's Medicare deductible. If the Medicare deductible amount can be identified separately from Medicare coinsurance payments, code that amount in this field. If the Medicare coinsurance and deductible payments cannot be separated, fill this field with the combined payment amount, code Medicare Combined Indicator a "1" and leave Total Medicare Coinsurance Amount unpopulated.

The total amount paid by the Medicaid/CHIP agency or a managed care plan towards the portion of the Medicare allowed charges that Medicare applied to coinsurance.

Third-party liability refers to the legal obligation of third parties, i.e., certain individuals, entities, or programs, to pay all or part of the expenditures for medical assistance furnished under a state plan. This is the total amount denoted at the claim header level paid by the third party.

The field denotes whether the insured party is covered under an other insurance plan other than Medicare or Medicaid.

This indicator indicates that the reimbursement amount included on the claim is for a fixed payment. Fixed payments are made by the state to insurers or providers for premiums or eligible coverage, not for a particular service. For example, some states have Primary Care Case Management programs where the state pays providers a monthly patient management fee of $3.50 for each eligible participant under their care. This fee is considered a fixed payment. It is very important for states to correctly identify fixed payments. Fixed payments do not have a defined "medical record" associated with the payment; therefore, fixed payments are not subject to medical record request and medical record review.

A code to indicate the source of non-federal share funds.

A code to indicate the type of non-federal share used by the state to finance its expenditure to the provider. In the event of two sources, states are to report the portion which represents the largest proportion not funded by the Federal government.

Code indicating that the amount paid by Medicaid/CHIP on this claim toward the recipient's Medicare deductible was combined with their coinsurance amount because the amounts could not be separated.

A unique number assigned by the state which represents a distinct comprehensive managed care plan, prepaid health plan, primary care case management program, a program for all-inclusive care for the elderly entity, or other approved plans.

The field denotes whether the payment amount was determined at the claim header or line/detail level.
For claims where payment is NOT determined at the individual line level (PAYMENT-LEVEL-IND = 1), the claim lines’ associated allowed (ALLOWED-AMT) and paid (MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) amounts are left blank and the total allowed (TOT-ALLOWED-AMT) and total paid (TOT-MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) amount is reported at the header level only.

For claims where payment/allowed amount is determined at the individual lines and when applicable, cost-sharing and/or coordination of benefits were deducted from one or more specific line-level payment/allowed amounts (PAYMENT-LEVEL-IND = 2), the allowed (ALLOWED-AMT) and paid (MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) amounts on the associated claim lines should sum to the total allowed (TOT-ALLOWED-AMT) and total paid (TOT-MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) amounts reported on the claim header.

For claims where payment/allowed amount is determined at the individual lines but then cost sharing or coordination of benefits was deducted from the total paid/allowed amount at the header only (PAYMENT-LEVEL-IND = 3), then the line-level paid amount (MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) would be blank and line-level allowed (ALLOWED-AMT) and header level total allowed (TOT-ALLOWED-AMT) and total paid (TOT-MEDICAID-PAID-AMT) amounts must all be populated but the line level allowed amounts are not expected to sum exactly to the header level total allowed.

For example, if a claim for an office visit and a procedure is assigned a separate line-level allowed amount for each line, but then at the header level a copay is deducted from the header-level total allowed and/or total paid amounts, then the sum of line-level allowed amounts may not be equal to the header-level total allowed amounts or correspond directly to the total paid amount. If the state cannot distinguish between the scenarios for value 1 and value 3, then value 1 can be used for all claims with only header-level total allowed/paid amounts.

The total number of lines on the claim.

Indicates if the claim was processed by forcing it through a manual override process.

This code indicates whether the claim has a Health Care Acquired Condition. For additional coding information refer to the following site : https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Medicare-Fee-for-Service-Payment/HospitalAcqCond/index.html?redirect=/hospitalacqcond/05_Coding.asp#TopOfPage

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

The last date that the corresponding occurrence code or occurrence span code was applicable. If occurrence date span is a single day, value must be equal to the value of the associated Occurrence Code Effective Date.

Indicates whether the claim is submitted by a provider or provider group enrolled in the Health Home care model to provide services for the beneficiary on the claim. Health home providers provide service for patients with chronic illnesses. States that do not specify an eligible individual's health home provider number, if applicable, should not report claims that indicate the claim is submitted by a provider or provider group enrolled in the health home model.

Field specifying the waiver or demonstration which authorized payment for a claim. These IDs must be the approved, full federal waiver ID number assigned during the state submission and CMS approval process. Waiver IDs should actually only be the "core" part of the waiver IDs, without including suffixes for renewals or amendments.

A unique identification number assigned by the state to a provider or capitation plan. This data element should represent the entity billing for the service. For encounter records, if associated Type of Claim value equals 3, C, or W, then value must be the state identifier of the provider or entity (billing or reporting) to the managed care plan.

The National Provider ID (NPI) of the billing entity responsible for billing a patient for healthcare services. The billing provider can also be servicing, referring, or prescribing provider. Can be admitting provider except for Long Term Care.

The taxonomy code for the institution billing for the beneficiary.

A code to describe the type of provider being reported.

This code describes the area of specialty for the provider being reported.

The National Provider ID (NPI) of the doctor responsible for admitting a patient to a hospital or other inpatient health facility.

This code describes the area of specialty for the provider being reported.

Taxonomic classification (code) for a given healthcare provider, as defined by the National Uniform Claim Committee.

A code to describe the type of provider being reported.

The National Provider ID (NPI) of the provider who recommended the servicing provider to the patient.

The additional payment on a claim that is associated with either a cost outlier or length of stay outlier. Outlier payments compensate hospitals paid on a fixed amount per Medicare "diagnosis related group" discharge with extra dollars for patient stays that substantially exceed the typical requirements for patient stays in the same DRG category.

The Remittance Advice Number is a sequential number that identifies the current Remittance Advice (RA) produced for a provider. The number is incremented by one each time a new RA is generated. The RA is the detailed explanation of the reason for the payment amount.

An indicator that denotes that claims in excess of a pre-determined number of claim lines (threshold determined by the individual state) will be split during processing.

A code to indicate whether an individual received services or equipment across state borders. (The provider location is out of state, but for payment purposes the provider is treated as an in-state provider.)

The amount the beneficiary or his or her representative (e.g., their guardian) paid towards their coinsurance for the covered services on the claim. Do not include coinsurance payments made by a third party/ies on behalf of the beneficiary.

The amount the beneficiary or his or her representative (e.g., their guardian) paid towards their copayment for the covered services on the claim. Do not include copayment payments made by a third party/ies on behalf of the beneficiary.

The amount the beneficiary or his or her representative (e.g., their guardian) paid towards their deductible for the covered services on the claim. Do not include deductible payments made by a third party/ies on behalf of the beneficiary.

An indicator to identify a claim that the state refused pay in its entirety.

An indicator signifying that the copay was discounted or waived by the provider (e.g., physician or hospital). Do not use to indicate administrative-level, Medicaid State Agency or Medicaid MCO copayment waived decisions.

The amount of money paid by a third party on behalf of the beneficiary towards coinsurance.

The date the third party paid the coinsurance amount

The amount of money paid by a third party on behalf of the beneficiary towards copayment.

The date the third party paid the copayment amount.

The amount included in the Total Medicaid Amount (CIP.002.114) that is attributable to a Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) payment, when the state makes DSH payments by claim.

The National Provider ID (NPI) of the health home provider.

Taxonomic classification (code) for a given healthcare provider, as defined by the National Uniform Claim Committee.

The amount paid by Medicare on this claim. For claims where Medicare payment is only available at the line level, report the sum of all the line level Medicare payment amounts at the header.

A free text field for the submitting state to enter whatever information it chooses.

The total coinsurance amount on a claim the beneficiary is obligated to pay for covered services. This amount is the total Medicaid or contract negotiated beneficiary coinsurance liability for covered services on the claim. Do not subtract out any payments made toward the coinsurance.

The total deductible amount on a claim the beneficiary is obligated to pay for covered services. This amount is the total Medicaid or contract negotiated beneficiary deductible liability minus previous beneficiary payments that went toward their deductible. Do not subtract out any payments for the given claim that went toward the deductible.