EFT and ERA Enrollment
EFT Enrollment
Simplify the payment process by signing up to receive direct reimbursement through Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). EFT is a safe alternative to paper checks.
Benefits of using EFT:
- Receive claim payments electronically through ACH Direct Deposit
- Improve cash flow by receiving payment sooner
- Eliminate bank fees associated with depositing paper checks or lockbox processing
- Dispense with physically tracking paper checks and deposits
- Receive online access to NOP (Notice of Payments)
Medical Mutual's EFT enrollment, changes, and cancellations are administered by One Inc.
In preparation for registering, please have the following available:
- Tax Identification Number
- One Inc enrollment code
- Bank Routing Number
- Bank Account
- A remittance from Medical Mutual for the prior month
If currently enrolled for EFT through One Inc, please login to One Inc’s website at www.oneinc.com/network.
If you are not part of the One Inc Network, it is easy to register. Register your organization in the One Inc Network at providers.oneinc.com. You will need your company’s Tax ID Number (TIN) and your One Inc enrollment code. If you need assistance during the registration process, please contact One Inc at 1 (877) 313-4898 or providers@oneinc.com.
ERA Enrollment
The Electronic Remittance Advice(ERA), or 835, is the electronic transaction which provides claim payment information in the HIPAA mandated 5010A1 format. Save valuable time, reduce the posting process and eliminate paper notice of payment copies by registering for ERA. Enrollment is handled through EDI clearinghouses with a working relationship with Medical Mutual. ERA enrollment changes and cancellations are handled by your respective EDI clearinghouse. Please contact your EDI clearinghouse to begin to receive ERAs from Medical Mutual.
Helpful Hints - ERA/835 and Registration Process:
- Delivery of the paper EOB will be discontinued after 31 days or 3 payments, whichever is longer
- Take full advantage of the efficiency of electronic transactions by signing up for EFT when registering for ERAs. EFT eliminates paper checks, and funds are automatically deposited into the registered bank accounts.
Late or Missing EFT and/or ERA Resolution Process
“Late” or “missing” is defined as a maximum elapsed time of four business banking days following the receipt of either the EFT or ERA. EFT and ERA are required to be sent not more than three days apart as defined in the CAQH Phase III CORE 370 EFT & ERA Reassociation Rule. Click on the link below for Medical Mutual’s procedures for resolving late or missing EFT and/or ERA.