Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA)
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Summary
Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) is a dental and medical payer operating in California, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Claims route under payer ID A2793, with 8 alternate IDs in use across clearinghouses. Through clearinghouses it supports eligibility checks, claim status inquiries, professional claims, institutional claims, and electronic remittance (ERA); ERA enrollment is required and takes several weeks.
At a glance
- Payer ID
A2793Also seen as 14315, 14408, 3437, 4093, 8834, A2793MA and 2 more- Service area
- CA, MA, RI
Clearinghouse transaction setup
Which EDI transactions this payer supports, and how long clearinghouse enrollment typically takes when it is required.
| Transaction | Enrollment | Typical setup |
|---|---|---|
| Eligibility checks (270/271) | Not required | Immediate |
| Claim status (276/277) | Not required | Immediate |
| Professional claims (837P) | Not required | Immediate |
| Institutional claims (837I) | Not required | Immediate |
| ERA / remittance (835) | Required | Several weeks |
Common questions
- What is the payer ID for Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA)?
- The payer ID for Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) is A2793. Alternate IDs seen across clearinghouses include 14315, 14408, 3437, 4093.
- Does Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) require ERA enrollment?
- Yes. Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) requires a separate ERA (835) enrollment before electronic remittances flow, and setup typically takes several weeks.
- What states does Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) cover?
- Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) operates in CA, MA, RI. Coverage can differ by plan and product line, so confirm the specific plan before you file.
- What types of coverage does Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) offer?
- Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) covers dental and medical.
- Can I submit claims to Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) electronically?
- Yes. Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) is reachable through clearinghouses for eligibility checks, claim status inquiries, professional claims, institutional claims, and electronic remittance. Electronic claims are supported for professional (837P) and institutional (837I).
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