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Fidelis Care would like to remind our provider community of the required protocols for submitting corrected claims and to clarify how these differ from appeals. Following these guidelines helps ensure timely and accurate claims processing.   What Is a Corrected Claim? A corrected claim is used when the provider needs to modify or replace a previously submitted claim due to an error—such as coding, billing, or demographic inaccuracies. Examples include: Incorrect procedure code Wrong units of service Member demographic correction Billing error requiring claim replacement Corrected claims must follow the format requirements above and be submitted within 60 calendar days from the date of the

Fidelis Care is committed to strengthening our partnership with providers and enhancing the overall experience when addressing claims‑related concerns. As part of this ongoing effort, we are introducing a new Fidelis Care Claims Inquiry Template, which will be required beginning March 1, 2026 for all claims inquiries submitted after the standard appeals process has been completed.   This updated process was designed to support a smoother, more transparent experience for your practice — with several key benefits: Improved Service and Support The new claims grid template allows us to collect all essential information at the start of your inquiry. With complete information in hand,

New York CMS Cell Gene Therapy Access Model Update The New York State (NYS) Department of Health has applied to participate in the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Cell and Gene Therapy (CGT) Access model. The model is voluntary for State Medicaid programs and manufacturers and will test whether a CMS-led approach to developing outcomes-based agreements (OBAs) for cell and gene therapies increases Medicaid beneficiaries’ access to innovative treatment, improve health outcomes, and reduces health care costs to State Medicaid programs. The initial focus of the model is on gene therapies for people living with sickle cell disease,

Fidelis Care would like to inform providers that evaluation and management (E&M) services billed on a facility claim with treatment room revenue codes are not eligible for reimbursement.  Evaluation and Management procedure codes represent the professional service – the physician or qualified provider’s time, assessment and decision- making. Treatment room revenue codes (760, 761 and 769) represent the facility charge for use of space, supplies, and staff for treatment or observation of a patient. Treatment rooms are typically used when a therapeutic or diagnostic procedure (e.g., an infusion, injection wound care) is performed, not when the visit consists primarily of evaluation

Fidelis Care is pleased to announce the release of our 2025 Community Impact Report, a comprehensive look at how we worked together to make a difference in communities across New York State. The report reflects our shared commitment to health equity, access, and whole-person care. These values guide every interaction with our members and every partnership with providers like you. From expanding preventive services to addressing health-related social needs, the report showcases how collaboration drives meaningful change.   The report details initiatives that directly impact your work and your patients, including nearly $650,000 in Health Equity Grants, expanded StreetSide RV outreach, and

Fidelis Care would like to remind providers of the upcoming change to Medicaid pharmacy benefits for phosphate binders used by dialysis patients.   Effective January 1, 2026, phosphate binder prescription drugs for New York Medicaid members utilizing dialysis will no longer be covered as a pharmacy benefit via NYRx, the Medicaid Pharmacy Program, and must be provided by the dialysis clinic as part of the bundled dialysis payment. See below for a list of Phosphate Binders: Auryxia™ Calcium acetate Ferric citrate Fosrenol® Lanthanum carbonate Renvela® Sevelamer carbonate Sevelamer HCl Velphoro® Xphozah®   For additional information, please see the following communications from the New York