Can a plan record be associated with more than one payer?

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Can a plan record be associated with more than one payer?

A plan record is tied to a single payer. In the system, each plan maps to one payer ID so claims, benefits, and remittance flows are routed and adjudicated correctly for that payer. If a patient has coverage from more than one payer (for example primary and secondary), you would use separate plan records for each payer to maintain clear, payer-specific rules and processing. Allowing a plan to be associated with multiple payers would create ambiguity in claim submission and payment posting, which is why the correct approach is not to link one plan to several payers.

A plan record is tied to a single payer. In the system, each plan maps to one payer ID so claims, benefits, and remittance flows are routed and adjudicated correctly for that payer. If a patient has coverage from more than one payer (for example primary and secondary), you would use separate plan records for each payer to maintain clear, payer-specific rules and processing. Allowing a plan to be associated with multiple payers would create ambiguity in claim submission and payment posting, which is why the correct approach is not to link one plan to several payers.

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