Notice of past benefits request and Notice to claimant (NTC) - Medicare Compensation Recovery 011-15030050
This document explains how to process a Notice of past benefits request, the purpose of an NTC and how to issue a new one. A Notice of past benefits request is different to a Notice of past benefits (NOPB). To issue a copy of an existing one go to Medicare Compensation Recovery.
Issue a new NTC
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Notice of past benefits request receivedIs the NTC required as a result of a new registration, receipt of a Notice of judgment settlement, or Notice of reimbursement arrangement?
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Evaluate screenFrom the Document type dropdown menu, select Notice of past benefits request Does the Medicare customer selected match the injured person named in the document?
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Medicare customer matches injured person named in the documentWhen Yes is selected for the correct person additional buttons will appear. Are the documents received incomplete?
Note: if more than one selection is needed from Steps 2 - 5, a new enquiry will need to be created to enable 2 actions to be completed. For example, a Z2802 letter is required as well as an update to the claim details. Create a separate enquiry to complete the 2 actions. See Table 4 in Claim management - Medicare Compensation Recovery to create a new enquiry, then return to this table to select the correct button. | |
Duplicate correspondenceIs this duplicate correspondence?
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Refusal to issue NTCIs the action to refuse to issue an NTC?
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Claim updates requiredAre updates required to details on the claim?
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Request Notice to claimant (NTC)A message displays asking Are you sure you want to request a Notice to claimant?
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Capture NTC detailsThe Capture NTC details screens displays with three mandatory date fields:
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Wait for extractionA screen displays advising that the data is waiting extraction. Once MCRS has retrieved the Medicare history data, the Identify related Medicare history care services (Z2800) letter with the Medicare history and care services statement (Z2801) issues automatically. Note: the duration of the extraction process varies from approximately 24 hours to 14 days or more, depending on the:
The case will show Pending-NTC Generation status and can be viewed on RCA screen. See Medicare Compensation Recovery System (MCRS) for case statuses |