Form HLTH1915 Medical Services Plan (Msp) Pay Practitioner Claim - British Columbia, Canada

Form HLTH1915 is a document used by practitioners in British Columbia, Canada to submit claims for payment under the Medical Services Plan (MSP). It is used to request reimbursement for medical services provided to patients.

The healthcare practitioner files the Form HLTH1915 Medical Services Plan (MSP) Pay Practitioner Claim in British Columbia, Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is the Medical Services Plan (MSP) in British Columbia?
A: The Medical Services Plan (MSP) is the provincial health insurance program in British Columbia that provides coverage for medically necessary health care services.

Q: What is a practitioner claim?
A: A practitioner claim refers to the submission of a billing for payment by a healthcare professional for services rendered to a patient.

Q: How can I pay a practitioner claim through MSP?
A: To pay a practitioner claim through MSP in British Columbia, you need to use the MSP Pay Direct system or submit a manual claim form.

Q: How do I submit a manual claim form for MSP?
A: To submit a manual claim form for MSP in British Columbia, you need to fill out the HLTH 1915 form and submit it to the MSP claims processing office.

Q: What information is required in the HLTH 1915 form?
A: The HLTH 1915 form requires information such as the practitioner's contact details, patient information, service details, and fee codes.

Q: What types of healthcare services are covered by MSP?
A: MSP covers medically necessary services, including visits to doctors and specialists, hospital care, diagnostic tests, and certain surgical procedures.

Q: Is MSP coverage free?
A: No, MSP coverage in British Columbia is not free. Residents are required to pay a monthly premium, unless they qualify for premium assistance based on their income.

Q: Can I claim reimbursement for healthcare services received outside of British Columbia?
A: Yes, under certain circumstances, MSP may provide reimbursement for medically necessary healthcare services received outside of British Columbia. You will need to submit a claim for reimbursement.