CO P25 denial code

Claim adjustment reason code P25. Often reported as CO P25.

Adjusted under a medical provider network

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What P25 means

On a property and casualty claim, the payment was adjusted under a medical provider network (MPN) agreement.

Property and casualty payers, including workers' compensation and auto carriers, are the only ones that use it. Medical provider networks are used mostly in workers' compensation, where the employer or carrier uses an approved network. P25 means the payer applied that network's rate.

It is only used with group code CO. The class of contract information on the remittance may identify the arrangement.

Group codes seen with P25

On a remittance, P25 comes after a group code. These are the ones it is most often reported with:

The payer chooses the group code for each adjustment, so the same reason code can appear with another group code on your remittance. Read the two together. More about group codes.

Common causes

What to do next

  1. Confirm your participation in the network and the rate that applies.
  2. Compare the payment with the network contract.
  3. Dispute the reduction if you are not part of the network or the rate is wrong.

Related codes

Source

Official wording: X12 Claim Adjustment Reason Codes list. The explanation on this page is our own plain-English wording, not the X12 text.

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