A claim item with a status of:
RESEND(ING) or NEW (effectively the same) is
- A single transaction item requesting payment - this cannot succeed if the item is already present on the MOH system payments database.
NB: If the item IS already on the MOH system (paid or unpaid), the request will result in a 160 error. (See MOH error table below)
A claim item with a status of:
RESUBMIT(TING) is
- Two transaction requests to 1) reverse out and 2) re-process a prior payment i.e.
- Credit a prior payment (from MOH ) for this item
- Re-process the item and pay it again
NB: If the item is NOT already on the MOH Payment system, both requests will fail, the credit because there is nothing to credit and the re-process because there is nothing in the MOH system to re-process, the reply file shows a 404 error (re-submission but no paid original).
If the claim item is on the MOH payment system but in an unpaid state, a 402 error is returned indicating that the credit (only) has failed (because there is no payment to credit). However in this case, the re-process will go ahead. If there are no other errors agains the resubmission, then this re-process has succeeded.
MOH Sector Services Claiming Errors
Examples of Use of Resent/Resubmit to Fix Errors
MOH Error | Dispensing | Resend / Resubmit | Comment |
160 (only) | Repeat or /1, /0 | Resubmit | Check last claim (F5 Claims Log). Item was probably Resent in error. Resubmit now |
404 | Repeat or /1, /0 | Resend | Check last claim (F5 Claims Log). Item was probably Resubmitted in error, RESEND now |
597 | Repeat | Resubmit /1 & Resend repeat(s) | /1 info in MOH Payments system must be updated by resubmitting a corrected /1. (Check /1 Var Rpts in Toniq). Once Total Qty on /1 is correct (in the MOH Payment system), the repeats will pay when Resent |
152 | Repeat | Fix /1 and Resend Repeat(s) | /1 has not been paid, find out why (!) then (Re)send OR Resubmit /1 depending on the reason. Once /1 is correct, Resend repeat(s) |
If the same script item has been rejected in a couple of batches and you are frustrated about what to do next, call us, we are happy to help you sort it out. |