ERA Introduction

Electronic Remittance Advice, or ERA, allows providers to receive their Explanations of Payment (EOP) electronically, as well as provide the benefit of automatically posting payments to a patient’s account.

If you are enrolling in Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA), we strongly encourage you to consider enrolling in Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). EFT is a free and secure way to receive your payments more quickly and without risk. But keep in mind that enrolling in EFT does not change our overpayment policies and procedures. If you’re overpaid, we’ll send you a letter asking for a refund by check or automatic take-back.

If you want to use ERA, you must enroll using this electronic application. ERA is not available otherwise.

To begin using ERA, choose one of the following enrollment options.

Type of Provider:

For complete written instructions click here.

Note: The provider must contact his or her financial institution to arrange for the delivery of the CORE required minimum CCD+ data elements needed for reassociation of payment and the ERA. See Phase III CORE Rule 370 EFT & ERA Reassociation (CCD+/835) Rule Version 3.0.0

Updates and Requests

Electronic Transactions

Preauthorization

Plan Benefit Summaries

Policies and Procedures

Medical Providers

Mental/Behavioral Health Providers

Dental Providers

Other Providers

Medicare Providers

Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) Enrollment Introduction