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Florida Division of Workers Compensation Claims EDI Release 3 History and Overview 2008 Revie

2. Rule Chapter 69L-56 of the Florida Administrative Code is the EDI Rule for Proof of Coverage and Claims (non-medical). 3. The EDI Rule69L-56, F.A.C.. 4. EDI Rule 69L-56,F.A.C. was effective January 7, 2007. It requires all insurers to implement the IAIABC Claims EDI Release 3 electronic format..

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Florida Division of Workers Compensation Claims EDI Release 3 History and Overview 2008 Revie

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    14. So Heres A Little Background On EDI

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    16. 16 What is the IAIABC? The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions. A 93-year-old organization of jurisdictional workers compensation administrators and others interested in WC.

    17. 17 What is EDI? Electronic Data Interchange is the electronic exchange of data between business trading partners (i.e., claim administrators to state agencies), in a standardized format. This does not include reporting by Injured Workers!

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    21. 21 IAIABC EDI Project Background 1990: IAIABC membership adopted IAIABC Committees proposal to develop standards for communicating data electronically between providers, payers, and state administrators via EDI. 1993: Claims Release 1 2000: Claims Release 2 (Iowa) 2005: Claims Release 3 Culmination of 4 yrs of work list how many people have been involved level of care & detailCulmination of 4 yrs of work list how many people have been involved level of care & detail

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    24. Where can you find the IAIABC R3 Implementation Guide & Codes?

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    32. 32 STANDARD USAGE FOR ALL PRODUCTS (found on IAIABC EDI webpage) Country Codes State Codes Industry Codes (NAICS 2002 or 2007) Nature of Injury Codes Cause of Injury Codes Part of Body Codes Permanent Impairment Body Part Codes

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    35. Glossary

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    40. FL Claims EDI Webpage

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    52. 52 Crosswalk of MTCs to DWC Forms

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    58. 58 Not all MTC filing requirements set out in Rule 69L-56, F.A.C., can be equated to a DWC Form. See rule 69L-56 F.A.C. and FL Claims EDI Event Table (also MTC Filing Instructions) for a complete accounting of MTCs required by FL.

    59. Acronyms (see FL Claims EDI webpage for list)

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    61. 61 ACRONYM Examples:

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    65. Release 3 Combined Business & Technical Data Dictionary

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    69. 69 Release 3 Data Dictionary Identifies the Data Number (DN)

    70. 70 Release 3 Data Dictionary Gives the Format (i.e. 2 A/N = two characters alpha/numeric)

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