What are the NPI reporting instructions for incorporated individuals?
An incorporated individual is an individual health care professional who has formed a legal entity, such as a corporation or limited liability company, under which he or she conducts business, but which has no other health care professionals as part of it. The corporation has an employer identification number, also known as a federal tax identification number, used to identify a business entity. When billing BCBSM for services, incorporated individuals have previously used one BCBSM provider identification number on claims. In response to the federal government’s implementation of NPI, incorporated individuals must obtain two NPIs: a Type 1 (individual) NPI associated with their Social Security number and a Type 2 (organizational) NPI associated with their EIN. Your Type 1 NPI represents you as an individual and your Type 2 NPI represents your business entity. BCBSM will restructure your enrollment records by establishing a new group record to align with your business Type 2 NPI. Your
An incorporated individual is an individual health care provider who has formed a legal entity, such as a corporation or limited liability company, under which he or she conducts business, but which has no other health care providers as part of it. The corporation has an employer identification number, also known as a federal tax identification number, used to identify a business entity. When billing BCBSM for services, incorporated individuals have previously used one BCBSM provider identification number on claims. In response to the federal government’s implementation of NPI, incorporated individuals must obtain two NPIs: a Type 1 (individual) NPI associated with their Social Security number and a Type 2 (organizational) NPI associated with their EIN. Your Type 1 NPI represents you as an individual and your Type 2 NPI represents your business entity. BCBSM will restructure your enrollment records by establishing a new group record to align with your business Type 2 NPI. Your Type 1 N
An incorporated individual is an individual health care provider who has formed a legal entity, such as a corporation or limited liability company, under which he or she conducts business, but which has no other health care providers as part of it. The corporation has an employer identification number, also known as a federal tax identification number, used to identify a business entity. When billing BCBSM for services, incorporated individuals have previously used one BCBSM provider identification number on claims. In response to the federal government’s implementation of NPI, incorporated individuals must obtain two NPIs: a Type 1 (individual) NPI associated with their Social Security number and a Type 2 (organizational) NPI associated with their EIN. Your Type 1 NPI represents you as an individual and your Type 2 NPI represents your business entity. BCBSM will restructure your enrollment records by establishing a new group record to align with your business Type 2 NPI. Your Type 1 N
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