Most Frequently Asked Questions By Practitioners. . .
 

	Q.		What browser should I use when visiting iHCFA.com?			Q.		I am not familiar with the HCFA 1500 Form, how do I know what to fill in on the form?
	Q.		How can I be sure that someone else can't view or change on my claims?			Q.		I forgot my password or username, how do I log in?
	Q.		What if I missed some required information on my claims submission?			Q.		Who is responsible for the data on the HCFA 1500 Claims form?

	Q.		What browser should I use when visiting iHCFA.com? Back to Top			A.		We recommend using Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.0 or higher. For detailed browser information, please visit the About Section of this Web Site.
	Q.		I am not familiar with the HCFA 1500 Form, how do I know what to fill in on the form? Back to Top			A.		We provided a detailed interactive description of the HCFA 1500 form in the Members Section of this site. This HCFA help is available at all times to registered members when working with claims.
	Q.		How can I be sure that someone else can't view or change my claims? Back to Top			A.		The iHCFA.com site has been optimized for security. Your password entry to the member section allows only your user name and password to view and ad your claims.
	Q.		I forgot my password or username, how do I log in? Back to Top			A.		iHCFA.com can provide the original user with the username and password after security validations have occured. Please call iHCFA.com at 973-451-1188.
	Q.		What if I missed some required information on my claims submission? Back to Top			A.		iHCFA.com was developed to submit only fully completed claims for reimbursement. While flexible and easy to use, you must not be misled by the belief that if you submit a claim missing required information, the carrier will simply fill it in. In this day and age of consolidating and task specific downsizing, it will be your responsibility to gather the information needed to complete your claim for submission and reimbursement. The number one reason why your claims are delayed in processing for payment is due to lack of required information.
	Q.		Who is responsible for the data on the HCFA 1500 Claims form? Back to Top			A.		This responsibility rests with you and your patient or insured! If you want to be reimbursed in a timely manner , ask the right questions. Ask them at the onset of teatment, and double check the required information. Follow this advice and the time between service and reimbursement will drastically decline.