Rules & Regulations of the State of Tennessee
Title 0780 - Commerce and Insurance
Subtitle 0780-01 - Insurance Division
Chapter 0780-01-79 - Uniform Reporting System for the All Payer Claims Database
Section 0780-01-79-.06 - COMPLIANCE WITH DATA STANDARDS AND PENALTIES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE
Universal Citation: TN Comp Rules and Regs 0780-01-79-.06
Current through September 24, 2024
(1) Compliance.
(a) Health insurance issuers shall make every
effort to report the data fields as described in the Procedure Manual if the
data field is present in any part of their data systems. Health insurance
issuers shall submit data fields even in circumstances where the data is
integrated from multiple systems. The Procedure Manual shall include minimum
thresholds for submissions to be considered complete.
(b) The Department, or its designee, shall
evaluate each member eligibility file, medical claims file and pharmacy claims
file to determine compliance with the Procedure Manual.
(c) Upon completion of the evaluation, the
Department or its designee shall promptly notify each health insurance issuer
whether its data submissions satisfy the standards. This notification shall
identify the specific file and the data elements that do not satisfy the
standards.
(d) Each health
insurance issuer notified of a non-compliant data submission shall respond
within 10 business days of the notification by making the changes necessary to
satisfy the standards.
(2) Penalties for Non-Compliance.
(a) The Department may assess a civil penalty
of up to one hundred dollars ($100.00) per day for delinquent claims
submissions.
(b) Failure to conform
to the requirements for submission shall result in the rejection of the
applicable data file(s). All rejected files shall be resubmitted in the
appropriate, corrected form to the Department, or their designee, within 10
business days. The Department may assess a civil penalty of up to one hundred
dollars ($100.00) per day for rejected files not resubmitted within 10 business
days.
(c) The Commissioner has the
authority to delay, reduce, or waive any penalty for not correcting any
particular data element if:
1. Correcting the
failure would be excessively onerous for the health insurance issuer on
technical grounds such as: the health insurance issuer does not gather the
particular data element or does not store the particular data
element;
2. The health insurance
issuer is working diligently, in the Commissioner's judgment, to correct the
failure; or,
3. The failure to
correct is due to force majeure or other events of extraordinary circumstances
clearly beyond the control of the health insurance issuer.
Authority: 2009 Public Acts, Chapter 611, T.C.A. §§ 56-2-125 and 56-2-301.
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