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Inside this editionADMINISTRATIVE Contraceptive coverage update for religious organizations Stay connected: New features available on IBX App New payment option for migrated members with spendingaccounts Verify member cost-sharing at the time of service Provider Automated System not available for migratedmembersBILLING Revised time line for new CMS-1500 (02/12) claim form Change in reimbursement display for multiple outpatientsurgical procedures Updated Claims Preprocessing Edits Claims ResolutionDocument now available Enforcement of industry standards related to platform transition Professional Injectable and Vaccine Fee Schedule updateseffective January 1, 2014 Medically Unlikely Edits now applied to professional andfacility claimsBUSINESS TRANSFORMATION S tay informed during our transition to a newoperating platformMEDICAL Policy notifications posted as of November 25, 2013 Coverage for injectable drugs that reduce the risk ofpreterm birth Coverage for certain surgical procedures Changes to sleep study precertification requirements forMedicare Advantage HMO and PPO members R eminder: Updates to precertification requirements effectiveJanuary 1, 2014PHARMACY New FutureScripts Preferred Pharmacy Network Select Drug Program Formulary updates Prescription drug updates ICD-10 Putting ICD-10 into Practice: Coding exercises and scenarios What’s Up WednesdayVerify member cost-sharingat the time of service page 6NAVINET New NaviNet functionality for ePayment, Cap/QIPS Rosters,and other transactionsPRODUCTS Keystone HMO Proactive coverage starting in 2014QUALITY MANAGEMENT O ur Quality Management Program promotes quality of careand service Standards for medical record documentationHEALTH AND WELLNESS H elp your older adult patients understand the connectionsamong depression, sleep, and exercise Articles designated with an orange arrow include notice ofchanges or clarifications to administrative policies and procedures.www.ibx.com/providersDecember 2013
Partners in Health Update is apublication of Independence BlueCross and its affiliates (IBC), createdto provide valuable information to theIBC-participating provider community.This publication may include notice ofchanges or clarifications to administrativepolicies and procedures that are relatedto the covered services you providein accordance with your participatingprofessional provider, hospital, or ancillaryprovider/ancillary facility contract withIBC. This publication is the primarymethod for communicating such generalchanges. Suggestions are welcome.SMIBC services helppatients communicateFor your patients who have difficulty communicating because ofan inability to speak or understand English, IBC provides languageassistance services through the AT&T Language Line. Please instructthese patients to call the Customer Service number listed on the backof their member ID card and follow the prompts, or wait to speak to aCustomer Service representative.For the hearing-impaired, the telephone number is 1-888-857-4816.Contact information:Provider CommunicationsIndependence Blue Cross1901 Market Street27th FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19103provider communications@ibx.comModels are used for illustrative purposes only.Some illustrations in this publication copyright 2013www.dreamstime.com. All rights reserved.Independence Blue Cross offers products directly, throughits subsidiaries Keystone Health Plan East and QCCInsurance Company, and with Highmark Blue Shield —independent licensees of the Blue Cross and Blue ShieldAssociation.The Blue Cross and Blue Shield names and symbols,BlueCard, and Baby BluePrints are registered marks of theBlue Cross and Blue Shield Association, an association ofindependent Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans.This is not a statement of benefits. Benefits may varybased on state requirements, Benefits Program (HMO,PPO, etc.), and/or employer groups. Providers should callProvider Services for the member’s applicable benefitsinformation. Members should be instructed to call theCustomer Service telephone number on their ID card.The third-party websites mentioned in this publication aremaintained by organizations over which IBC exercises nocontrol, and accordingly, IBC disclaims any responsibilityfor the content, the accuracy of the information, and/orquality of products or services provided by or advertisedin these third-party sites. URLs are presented forinformational purposes only. Certain services/treatmentsreferred to in third-party sites may not be covered by allbenefits plans. Members should refer to their benefitscontract for complete details of the terms, limitations, andexclusions of their coverage.NaviNet is a registered trademark of NaviNet, Inc., anindependent company.FutureScripts and FutureScripts Secure are independentcompanies that provide pharmacy benefits managementservices.For articles specific to yourarea of interest, look for theappropriate icon:ProfessionalKeystone 65 HMO has an accreditation status of Excellentfrom the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA).FacilityKeystone Health Plan East, Personal Choice , andPersonal Choice 65 PPO have an accreditation statusof Commendable from NCQA.Ancillary SMCPT copyright 2012 American Medical Association.All rights reserved. CPT is a registered trademark of theAmerican Medical Association.
AdministrativeContraceptive coverage update for religiousorganizationsThe Affordable Care Act, also known as health care reform, requires non-grandfathered health plans to covercontraceptive services for women with no out-of-pocket costs (i.e., 0 cost-sharing). There are two exceptionsto this requirement: Religious employer exemption. Religious employers can elect not to provide coverage and their employees are noteligible for coverage. Non-profit religious organization. Non-profit religious organizations can elect not to cover contraceptives forreligious reasons but are not exempt as a “religious employer.”For these non-profit religious organizations, the Affordable Care Act requires that IBC pay the cost of certaincontraceptive services.Eligible members within these organizations will receive a separate ID card that indicates “Contraceptive Coverage.”Using this ID card, contraceptive methods approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will be covered at anin-network level with no cost-sharing under the medical benefit and covered with no cost-sharing for generic productsand for those brand products for which we do not have a generic equivalent under the pharmacy benefit at retail andmail order pharmacies.*IBC & KHPEIBC & KHPEWPHCS Sample ID CardWPHCS Sample ID CardMedical with RxMedical OnlyIt is important that only contraceptive services for these members be billed using the ID number on the ContraceptiveCoverage ID card.* In addition, contraceptive services will not be covered when any other ID card is used.Contraceptive Coverage ID card sampleIBC Medical and Rx Contraceptive CoverageMedical Contraceptive Coverage Only — No IBC Rx Coverage*Visit www.ibxpress.comMember: Use this card for eligible medicaland/or prescription contraceptive services only.Submit Paper Claims to:PPO ClaimsP.O. Box SAMPLE69352Harrisburg,PA 17106-9352MEMBERSAMPLEMEMBERUSI1234567800Rx BINRx PCNCustomer Service1-800-ASK-BLUEPharmacy Benefits1-888-678-7012Member: Use this card for eligible mcontraceptive services only.Submit Paper Claims to:PPO ClaimsP.O. Box 69352Harrisburg, PA 17106-9352USI123456780060042803820000CONTRACEPTIVE COVERAGEPaper claims submission required only when anin-networkforRxproviderBIN is not available600428contraceptiveservices.Rx PCN03820000CONTRACEPTIVE COVERAGEPaper claims submission required onlin-network provider is not available focontraceptive services.Independence Blue Cross, QCC Insurance Company and Highmark BlueShield are independent licensees of the Blue Cross and Blue ShieldAssociation.Pharmacy Benefits AdministratorPlease contact your Network Coordinator if you have any questions about this coverage or billing.*Contraceptive services are covered under the pharmacy benefit only if the member has an IBC prescription drug plan.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM3www.ibx.com/providers
AdministrativeStay connected: New features available onIBX AppEarlier this year, IBC launched a significantly revampedmobile application — called IBX App — intended toempower both members and providers.In addition, members can identify pills by imprint,color, shape, and partial name and review medicationcosts based on the number of pills, pharmacy, and themember’s benefit plan.Featuring a vibrant new look, easier navigation, andnew mobile tools, the IBX App has been downloaded bythousands of members in 2013, enabling them tomanage their health care more effectively by providingaccess to health information on the go, 24 hours a day,7 days a week.For additional information about the IBX App, please referto the article in the May 2013 edition of Partners in HealthUpdate.Encourage IBC patients to downloadthe IBX AppRedesigned online provider directorySignificant improvements have been made to the onlineprovider directory, which now includes national providers(i.e., BlueCard PPO network), provider ratings, andexpanded search categories such as:We hope you will recommend this app to yourIBC patients, especially those who may needassistance in taking notes on conditions ormanaging their prescriptions. The IBX App workswith both iPhone and Android-powered devices.To download the IBX App, members should goto www.ibx.com/mobile or search for “IBX” in theApple or Android store. doctors urgent care/retail clinics medical supplies/services Patient-Centered Medical Home hospitals/facilities diagnostic imagingNote: To access this mobile app, members mustread and accept the IBC and third-party vendors’respective Privacy Policy/Terms and Conditionsof Access. pharmaciesThis redesigned provider directory allows both membersand providers to quickly locate other providers, determinetheir participation status, and assess their demographicsand suitability for a particular member.EOBs and the Tax Year ReportA helpful new feature for members is the ability to retrievecopies of their explanations of benefits (EOB), as well asan enhanced feature called Tax Year Report. This toolcontains all of the member’s claims for a year — whichmembers can use when preparing tax returns. Both theEOB and the Tax Year Report can be downloaded asPDFs and saved for future reference.Improved Medicine CabinetTo help members adhere to their medication schedules,a new Medicine Cabinet feature lets the member createa convenient medication schedule and set reminders.Drug information — such as warning labels, side effects,and harmful drug interactions — are further benefits ofthis tool.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM4www.ibx.com/providers
AdministrativeNew payment option for migrated memberswith spending accountsAs of January 1, 2014, IBC members who have been migrated to the new operating platform and have spendingaccounts will have a new payment option called Direct Pay to Provider (DPTP). DPTP allows members to pay providersdirectly from their Health Savings Account (HSA), Health Reimbursement Account (HRA), or Flexible Spending Account(FSA). For HRA and FSA participants, DPTP is an employer-configuration option only; HSA participants can set up theirpreferences through our secure member website, ibxpress.com.Providers will be able to view HRA details through the Eligibility and Benefits Inquiry transaction on the NaviNet webportal, including the deductible amount and who is responsible for payment first (the employer or the member), and howmuch they would pay. Unless informed by the member, providers are unable to determine whether a member has an FSAor HSA.For medical claims that require processing to determine the member liability, the claim is processed and thenautomatically sent to the spending account system to determine if the claim is covered and if funds are available underone or more spending accounts. If the account is an FSA or HRA and the employer offers DPTP, the payment is eitherautomatically sent to the provider or sent after the member has approved it. In this case, the provider will receive aspending account Explanation of Payment (EOP). Providers will be able to view EOPs through the EOB and RemittanceInquiry transaction on NaviNet. A spending account payment related to a medical claim will generally arrive a week afterthe claim has been completely processed.Provider and facility EOPsEOPs will differ depending upon the method of payment (check vs. electronic funds transfer [EFT]). The example belowshows a sample provider EOP. A guide explaining how to read your EOP will be available in the Claims Submission andPayment section of our Business Transformation site at www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation in the coming weeks.Spending Account ProcessingPage1 of4EXPLANATION OF PAYMENTCHECK IS ENCLOSEDAUGUST 14, 2013Spending Account ProcessingPage1 of3EXPLANATION OF PAYMENTJUNE 14, 2013DEPOSIT NOTICE ONLYPROVIDER SUMMARYProvider:DR. IMA SAMPLEProvider Number:9999990000PROVIDER SUMMARYProvider:DR. IMA SAMPLEProvider Number:PAYMENT SUMMARYPROVIDER CHECK NUMBER .010000176TOTAL SPENDING ACCOUNT FUNDS PAYABLE . 2,950.00TOTAL PROVIDER PAYMENTS. 2,950.009999999000DIRECT DEPOSIT SUMMARYFUNDS AVAILABLE DATE06/19/2013ACCOUNT TYPECHECKINGEFT PAYMENT NUMBERTOTAL SPENDING ACCOUNT FUNDS PAYABLE . 65.00TOTAL SPENDING ACCOUNT EFT DEPOSIT . 65.009999999999Spending Account Processing1901 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19103-1480Spending Account Processing1901 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19103-1480DR. IMA SAMPLEPO BOX 9999PHILADELPHIA, PA19999-9999IO000007DR. IMA SAMPLEPO BOX 999999PHILADELPHIA, PA19999-9999IO000004December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM5www.ibx.com/providers
AdministrativeVerify member cost-sharing at the time of serviceVerifying member eligibility and cost-sharingamountsIBC offers a variety of products that hold membersresponsible for cost-sharing amounts (i.e., copayments,coinsurance, and deductibles) for covered servicesthey receive. In addition, we have introduced several newproducts on the Health Insurance Marketplace and benefitchanges that will go into effect on January 1, 2014. As aresult, we would like to take this opportunity to remindyou that cost-sharing varies based on the member’s typeof coverage and benefit plan and can include applicablecost-sharing for both facility and professional services.To verify member eligibility and cost-sharing amounts,providers should use the Eligibility and BenefitsInquiry transaction on the NaviNet web portal. Forinformation on using this transaction, please review theEligibility and Benefits Inquiry Guide, which is availablein the NaviNet Transaction Changes section of ourBusiness Transformation site at www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation.It is imperative that you ask members for their currenthealth plan ID card and verify not only member eligibilitybut also cost-sharing amounts each time a memberis seen (e.g., in the doctor’s office, outpatient facility,emergency room/department, or inpatient facility). IBCroutinely audits the claims we adjudicate to ensure theyare paid accurately and in accordance with the member’sbenefit plan. Audits include, but are not limited to,ensuring appropriate application of cost-sharing. If a claimadjustment is required based on audit findings, it will benoted on the Statement of Remittance* that you receivethrough the normal course of business.If you are not NaviNet-enabled, you can sign up by goingto the NaviNet website at www.navinet.net and selectingSign Up at the top of the page.Note: Cost-sharing amounts are available to membersthrough their benefit plan documents or by logging on toour secure member website, ibxpress.com.*In the case of a member who has already migrated to the new operatingplatform, you can find the adjustment noted on the Provider Explanationof Benefits/Facility Remittance.Provider Automated System not available formigrated membersVisit our Business Transformation site at www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation frequently for the mostup-to-date information about our transition to the newplatform. A Frequently Asked Questions document andcommunication archive are available on this site for yourreference throughout the migration.This article is a reminder about the retirement of theProvider Automated System. Please read this noticecarefully if you currently use the Provider AutomatedSystem, as your day-to-day operations may be affected.As previously communicated, the Provider AutomatedSystem is no longer available for submitting or retrievingreferrals or submitting encounters. Primary carephysicians should use the NaviNet web portal to submitencounter data and referrals to IBC (paper referrals andencounters are not permitted by IBC).Note: All participating providers were required to registerfor NaviNet by April 1, 2013. If you have not yet doneso, go to www.navinet.net and select Sign Up from thetop right. If your office is currently NaviNet-enabled butwould like training, please contact our eBusiness ProviderHotline at 215-640-7410.As of November 2013 and continuing throughmid-2015, IBC will be migrating membership toa new operating platform. Once a member hasbeen migrated to the new platform, you will nolonger be able to use the Provider AutomatedSystem for that member. This includes alladditional functionality, such as eligibility andclaims status. You must use NaviNet for thisinformation.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM6www.ibx.com/providers
BillingRevised time line for new CMS-1500 (02/12) claim formThe National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) has approved an updated version of its 1500 Health Insurance ClaimForm (CMS-1500 claim form). The new claim form, which goes into effect January 6, 2014, will accommodate reportingneeds for ICD-10 as well as align with data captured on electronic 837P transactions. The primary change to the form isthat the number of diagnosis codes that can be reported has been increased from four to 12 (see sample below).Revised: IBC will accept both the old (08/05) and new (02/12) claim forms from January 6 through March 31, 2014.Effective April 1, 2014, providers should use the new (02/12) claim form. As of October 1, 2014, IBC will no longeraccept claims using the old (08/05) claim form.The NUCC has released an updated 1500 Health Insurance Claim Form Reference Instruction Manual, which is availableunder the 1500 Claim Form tab on their website at www.nucc.org.Forms can be purchased through office supply stores, local printing companies, or by calling the U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office at 1-866-512-1800.If you have any questions, please contact your Network Coordinator.Additional 8 fields added for atotal of 12. Alpha field labels added.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM7www.ibx.com/providers
BillingChange in reimbursement display for multipleoutpatient surgical proceduresAs previously communicated, IBC is transitioning to a new claims processing platform that will offer enhancedfunctionalities. During this transition, we will be working with you in a dual claims-processing environment until all of ourmembership is migrated to the new platform. In other words, as members are migrated, their claims will be processedon the new platform; we will continue to process claims on the current IBC platform for members who have not yet beenmigrated.One area of change during the transition is to the display of the reimbursement for multiple outpatient surgeries forIndemnity/Traditional, Federal Employee Program (FEP), and Host BlueCard claims. Please note the following: Claims processed on the current IBC platform. Reimbursement for multiple outpatient surgical procedures willcontinue to be rolled up and displayed on one payment line, as shown below.Claim IDClaim lineRev codeProcedure codeContracted rateReimbursement12341036023130 100 x 2.5 250 375.0012342036923156 50 x 2.5 125 0.00 Claims processed on the new platform. Reimbursement for multiple outpatient surgical procedures will bedisplayed on two or more separate payment lines, as shown below.Claim IDClaim lineRev codeProcedure codeContracted rateReimbursement12341036023130 100 x 2.5 250 250.0012342036923156 50 x 2.5 125 125.00As a reminder, as of November 1, 2013, FEP and Host BlueCard claims are processing on the new platform.Indemnity/Traditional claims will continue to be processed on the current IBC platform until this membership ismigrated to the new platform.For more information about our Business Transformation, please visit our dedicated site at www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation. On this site, you will find a communication archive and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)document. If you still have questions after reviewing the FAQ, email us at provider communications@ibx.com.Updated Claims Preprocessing Edits Claims ResolutionDocument now availableA new version of the Claims Preprocessing Edits Claims Resolution Document (11/2013) has been published atwww.ibx.com/ediforms. If a claim has been submitted and rejected, use this document to help determine why it wasrejected and provide a basis for resubmitting a clean claim. This document is updated on a regular basis to reflect newerror codes and claims resolution instructions.As previously communicated, IBC is in the process of transitioning to a new operating platform for claims processingactivities. During this transition, we will be working with you in a dual claims-processing environment until all of ourmembership is migrated to the new platform. Please note that this document applies only to non-migrated members(i.e., for claims processed on the current IBC platform).If you need additional assistance, contact the eBusiness Help Desk at 215-241-2305.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM8www.ibx.com/providers
BillingEnforcement of industry standards relatedto platform transition Invalid revenue codes. The “001” revenue code ismeant to indicate the total charge, and it should nolonger be submitted at the service line level. The totalcharge should only be in the total charge field at theclaim level.As of November 1, 2013, we have begun transitioningour IBC membership to the new operating platform. Asa result of the transition, we will be enforcing industrystandards for claims processed on the new platform(including Federal Employee Program [FEP] membersand Host BlueCard claims). If you have been submittingclaims based on industry standards, as has beencommunicated to you in the past, you will have noissues with the topics noted below. However, if you havenot, please be advised that you will see an increase inrejections and/or claim denials for claims processed onthe new platform. Room and board. A room and board revenue code isrequired for all inpatient bill types. NPI/Taxonomy code. The provider’s National ProviderIdentifier (NPI) must be billed with the correspondingtaxonomy code. Operating physician requirement. If a claim has asurgical revenue code with a surgical procedure code,the operating physician is required.These standards include, but are not limited to, thefollowing: Referring provider. The referring provider is required onall claims when place of service is 81 (i.e., independentclinical lab) is used. N AIC code. The payer NAIC code must be the sameas the claim and envelope layers’ Receiver and Payercodes. In addition, please refer to the payer ID gridsat www.ibx.com/edi to ensure that you submit claimswith the appropriate NAIC code, as identified in thePayer Information column and in accordance with themember’s coverage. This will direct your claims to thecorrect operating platform for processing. Professional and ancillary BlueCard claims. Forprofessional and ancillary providers who submit claimson the CMS-1500 form or through the 837P transaction,you must continue to submit commercial BlueCardclaims to Highmark Blue Shield, as this process has notchanged. IBC will only process Medicare AdvantagePPO claims. Interim billing claims. Interim billing claims are notaccepted from acute care facilities for inpatient claims.Acute care facilities are required to submit claims afterthe member is discharged.For more information about our transition to the newplatform, please visit our Business Transformation site atwww.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation. On this site,you will find a communication archive andFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document. If you stillhave questions after reviewing the FAQ, email us atprovider communications@ibx.com. Occurrence code M0. Occurrence code M0 (zero)must be reported with Condition Code C3. Missing procedure description. A description isrequired for all non-specific codes (i.e., not otherwiseclassified [NOC]; unspecified; other; miscellaneous;prescription drug, generic; or prescription drug, brandname).Professional Injectable and Vaccine Fee Scheduleupdates effective January 1, 2014Effective January 1, 2014, we will implement a quarterly update to our Professional Injectable and Vaccine FeeSchedule for all contracted providers. These updates reflect changes in market price (i.e., average sales price [ASP]and average wholesale price [AWP]) for vaccines and injectables.If you have any questions about the updates or where to view them, please contact your Network Coordinator.December 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM9www.ibx.com/providers
BillingMedically Unlikely Edits now applied to professionaland facility claimsAs previously communicated, IBC is in the processof transitioning to a new claims processing platformthat will offer greater capabilities. As a result of thistransition, there was a change to the processing ofclaim service units for professional claims, effectiveNovember 1, 2013. Medically Unlikely Edits (MUE)are now applied to professional claims, in addition tofacility claims.Claims processed on the new platform will continueto be adjudicated using the Centers for Medicare &Medicaid Services’ (CMS) MUEs for facility claims, asreferenced in Bulletin #08-2010: Fee Schedule Updateand Reminders for Billing Outpatient Units of Serviceand ER Follow-Up Care.Note: Claim lines with billed units that exceedCMS-published MUE values will be rejected. Claimsreported with ICD-9 procedure codes are not affected.For a complete listing of CMS-published MUEvalues, go to Ed/MUE.html.For more information about our transition to the newplatform, please visit our Business Transformation siteat www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation. On thissite, you will find a communication archive andFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document. If you stillhave questions after reviewing the FAQ, email us atprovider communications@ibx.com.An MUE is assigned to certain HCPCS/CPT codesidentifying the maximum units of service a providerperforms on a patient on a given date of service.Business TransformationStay informed during our transition to anew operating platformWe would like to remind our network providers that, as of November 1 andcontinuing into 2015, IBC will undergo an important transition to a newoperating platform for our core processing activities, which will help us gainefficiencies and lower operating costs.In May, we mailed a letter to our provider network regarding this change.This letter is posted for your reference on our Business Transformationsite at www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformation. In addition, a FrequentlyAsked Questions document and communication archive are available.We encourage you to visit our Business Transformation site frequentlyto stay informed of the upcoming changes and to learn how they willaffect you.Go to www.ibx.com/pnc/businesstransformationDecember 2013 Partners in Health UpdateSM10www.ibx.com/providers
MedicalPolicy notifications posted as ofNovember 25, 2013All policies are posted prior to their effective date. Below is a listing of the policy notifications that we have posted toour website as of November 25, 2013.Policy No.Notification titleNotification issue dateNovember 27, 201307.10.05aNoncontraceptive Use of the LevonorgestrelReleasing Intrauterine SystemAugust 28, 2013December 10, 201305.00.73aNeuromuscular Electrical Stimulators (NMES) andFunctional Electrical Stimulators (FES)September 11, 2013December 10, 201311.01.06aBone-Anchored (Osseointegrated) Hearing Aidsand Implantable Middle Ear Hearing AidsSeptember 11, 2013December 26, 201306.03.04hApheresis TherapySeptember 27, 2013December 26, 201311.01.02jCochlear ImplantSeptember 27, 2013January 1, 201405.00.24jInterstitial Continuous Glucose MonitoringSystems (CGMSs)October 3, 2013(Revised Nov. 25, 2013)January 1, 201405.00.39iAnkle-Foot/Knee-Ankle-Foot OrthosisOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201407.00.03kFull-Body Monoplace or Multiplace ChamberHyperbaric Oxygen TherapyOctober 3, 2013(Revised Nov. 25, 2013)January 1, 201407.00.20eRoutine Costs Associated with QualifyingClinical TrialsOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201407.03.05pSleep Disorder TestingOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201407.05.02jWireless Capsule Endoscopy (WCE) as aDiagnostic Technique in Disorders of the SmallBowel, Esophagus, and ColonOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201407.10.05bNoncontraceptive Use of the LevonorgestrelReleasing Intrauterine SystemNovember 21, 2013January 1, 201408.00.13oImmune Globulin Intravenous (IVIG),Subcutaneous (SCIG)October 3, 2013January 1, 201408.00.78jSelf-Administered DrugsOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201408.00.92eCoagulation Factors for HemophiliaOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201410.03.01cPhysical Medicine, Rehabilitation, andHabilitation ServicesOctober 3, 2013January 1, 201411.07.01lHematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation(Bone Marrow Transplant)October 3, 2013January 1, 201411.14.24
IBX App Earlier this year, IBC launched a significantly revamped mobile application — called IBX App — intended to empower both members and providers. Featuring a vibrant new look, easier navigation, and new mobile tools, the IBX App has been dow
