Enrollment
Thank you for your interest in Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
You are on your way to billing your Idaho Blue cross claims electronically!
To enroll for electronic claim submission, please email Ken Russell from Idaho Blue Cross at krussell@bcidaho.com.
Please make sure your email includes the following:
· A short statement stating that you would like to apply for an electronic Submitter ID so you can send electronic claims to Blue Cross of Idaho
· Your Business/ Practice or Provider Name
· Your Tax ID
· Your Blue Cross Provider ID
· The name of the Software you will be using : SolAce EMC
· The name of the Vendor for your software: Ivertex
Once you've received your Idaho Blue Cross Submitter ID, please contact the SolAce Support team to schedule a time to setup your new Blue Cross mailbox.
Required Information
We recommend that you have the following information ready before filling out your forms:
| Your Submitter Information | Software Vendor Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Vendor Name – Ivertex |
| Address | Contact – EDI Team |
| Phone and Fax Numbers | Vendor Code – n/a |
| E-mail Address (if any) | Phone – 602-439-2525 |
| Contact Name (if other than name above) | Fax – 602-439-0808 |
| Provider PIN numbers for this payer | Address – PO Box 86609 Phoenix, AZ 85080 |
| Organization or Group PINs for this payer | Software Name– SolAce EMC |
| E-mail – Support@Ivertex.com |
Waiting for a response
If neither confirmation nor a returned packet is received after two weeks, contact Ken Russell at the ID Blue Cross Technology Support Center toll-free at 1-888-224-3341 option 3.
Testing
Once you have received your Submitter ID and password, please call the Ivertex Support Team and set an appointment for a Mailbox setup and Test Transmission.
Please have 25 test claims ready for testing. Test files should consist of a variety of claims that represent the type of claims you will be submitting once production status is achieved. Test claims will not be processed for payment but will be validated against production files; therefore, they must contain valid patient procedure, diagnosis, and provider information.