Where can I find a list of taxonomy codes?

Where do I find my taxonomy code? To find the taxonomy code that most closely describes your provider type, classification, or specialization, use the National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) code set list.

How many taxonomy codes can a provider have?

You Must Register All Taxonomy Codes A practitioner can have more than one taxonomy code, due to training, board certifications. etc. It is critical to register all applicable taxonomy codes with NPPES and to use the correct taxonomy code that represents the specific specialty when filing claims.

Where can I find taxonomy code in CMS 1500?

For paper CMS-1500 professional claims, the taxonomy code should be identified with the qualifier “ZZ” in the shaded portion of box 24i. The taxonomy code should be placed in the shaded portion of box 24j for the rendering level and in box 33b preceded with the “ZZ” qualifier for the billing level.

Can an NPI have more than one taxonomy?

You are required to identify at least one taxonomy to associate with your NPI. If you identify more than one, you must identify which one is the primary taxonomy.

How do I add taxonomy codes to my HCFA 1500?

Navigate to the 1500 form tab, this is where the defaults for specific insurance company 1500 form defaults are set. Box 24J: If the insurance company is requesting the information to be in box 24J of the form, complete the needed qualifier setting for 24I and then set the second 24J box to print the taxonomy code.

Does Medicare require taxonomy codes on claims?

Medicare does not require that taxonomy codes be submitted in order to adjudicate claims, but will accept the taxonomy code if submitted.

Where do I put taxonomy code on CMS 1500?

TAXONOMY PLACEMENT ON A CLAIM CMS 1500 PAPER SUBMISSION: Rendering – Box 24i should contain the qualifier “ZZ.” Box 24j (shaded area) should contain the taxonomy code. Billing – Box 33b should contain the qualifier “ZZ” along with the taxonomy code.

Where does the taxonomy code go on a CMS-1500 form?

A taxonomy code describes the Provider or Organization’s type, classification, and area of specialization. For billing purposes, the taxonomy code is entered into Field 24J Grey on the CMS-1500 form.

Is a taxonomy code required on HCFA?

No. The corresponding taxonomy code must be reported on a claim whenever an NPI is submitted. Provider types, like transportation, interpreters and personal care assistants (PCA), that are not required to have or are not assigned NPI are not required to submit taxonomy on claims to Aspirus Health Plan.