State Farm (auto medical payments, PIP and workers compensation medical bills)

State Farm's B2B medical billing page: registered providers can search Property & Casualty (auto med pay/no-fault, etc.) medical claims, review bill and payment status, access Explanations of Review and retrieve claim contact information. State Farm says it cannot share policy limits, claim status or IME/UR findings outside this process. Web portal only. Auto medical payments/PIP: a claim number and the claim adjuster or policyholder identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim and policy (not by a member ID), and state PIP fee schedules and rules govern billing.

State Farm Property & Casualty (including auto medical payments/no-fault) receives electronic 837 bills and 275 attachments through UHIN (State Farm payer ID 31059; UHIN trading partner HT005054-001). The phone is UHIN's enrollment/connection line, as published by State Farm. The P&C claim number (Y4 reference) is the preferred identifier, not a member ID. The page lists other clearinghouse payer IDs (for example Jopari J1548). Auto medical payments/PIP: a claim number and the claim adjuster or policyholder identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim and policy (not by a member ID), and state PIP fee schedules and rules govern billing.

State Farm says that if a clearinghouse or billing vendor is unsure how to route electronic bills, it should contact the State Farm claims department at this address with the claim number. For routing/payer-ID questions; not for clinical or payment decisions. Auto medical payments/PIP: a claim number and the claim adjuster or policyholder identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim and policy (not by a member ID), and state PIP fee schedules and rules govern billing.

State Farm states that claims under its workers' compensation policies are handled by Sedgwick, which processes medical bills sent electronically, mailed or faxed. Sedgwick customer support, fax and P.O. box are as published on State Farm's page. Electronic bills route through Data Dimensions or WorkCompEDI (WorkCompEDI payer ID LT812). Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

For State Farm workers' compensation bills handled by Sedgwick, State Farm's page says clearinghouses or billing software vendors should contact WorkCompEDI at this address for connection information. Intended for clearinghouses and billing vendors. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.