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Medicaid Georgia Timely Filing Limit: The Six-Month, Month-End Rule Explained
ByEon Med Solutions October 14, 2026October 14, 2026

The Medicaid Georgia timely filing limit requires fee-for-service claims to reach Georgia Medicaid within six months after the month the service was provided, so any March 2026 service is due by September 30, 2026. Secondary and Medicare crossover claims generally receive 12 months from the month of service. A March 1 visit and a March…

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Claim Denial Management | Medicaid Billing | Medical Billing Services | Medicare and Medicaid | Medicare Compliance

Medicaid Washington Timely Filing Limit: The 365-Day Rule, the 24-Month Ceiling and the Six-Month Medicare Trap
ByEon Med Solutions October 13, 2026October 13, 2026

The Medicaid Washington timely filing limit requires providers to submit an initial fee-for-service claim and have a transaction control number (TCN) assigned within 365 calendar days of the date of service. Timely claims can be resubmitted, modified or adjusted for up to 24 months, and Medicare crossovers follow a separate six-month clock. Which of those…

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