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Plan Communications User Guide Appendices, Version 6.3<br />

Code Type Title Short Definition Definition<br />

265 A Residence<br />

Address<br />

Change<br />

Accepted,<br />

New SCC<br />

266 R Unable to<br />

Resolve SSA<br />

State County<br />

Codes<br />

267 M PPO set to N<br />

due to No<br />

Premium<br />

268 I Beneficiary<br />

Has Dialysis<br />

Period<br />

RES ADR SCC<br />

SCC<br />

UNRESOLVED<br />

PPO SET TO N<br />

DIALYSIS<br />

EXISTS<br />

A residence address change transaction (Transaction Type 76) was accepted. This beneficiary’s<br />

state <strong>and</strong> county code (SCC) information may have changed. SCC values are returned in TRR data<br />

record fields 9 (state code) <strong>and</strong> 10 (county code) <strong>and</strong> together in field 24. The residence address<br />

period start date is in field 18. Any provided end date is in field 24.<br />

This TRC is accompanied by TRC 085 if the submitted residence address has changed the<br />

beneficiary’s SCC.<br />

This TRC may be accompanied by TRC 154 if the submitted residence address has placed the<br />

beneficiary outside the plan’s service area.<br />

Plan Action: Update the Plan’s records.<br />

A residence address transaction (Transaction Type 76) was rejected because SSA state <strong>and</strong> county<br />

codes (SCC) could not be resolved. The beneficiary’s residence address was not changed.<br />

Plan Action: Confirm the address specified in the transaction. Update <strong>and</strong> resubmit the transaction<br />

if necessary; otherwise, contact your district office for assistance.<br />

The beneficiary’s PPO was set to N because their premium is $0. This occurs as part of an end-ofyear<br />

process based on the Plan’s basic Part C premium for the upcoming year.<br />

Plan action: Submit a transaction to reset the Part C premium <strong>and</strong> to renew a request for<br />

withholding status if appropriate.<br />

This TRC is returned on an enrollment. It is intended to supply the Plan with additional information<br />

about the beneficiary. Each TRC 268 returns start <strong>and</strong> end dates for each dialysis period that<br />

overlaps the enrollment period. There may be more than one TRC 268 returned.<br />

The effective date for the dialysis period is shown in the Effective Date field (field 18). The end<br />

date, if one exists, is in the Open Data field (field 24).<br />

Plan Action: Update the Plan’s beneficiary records with the information in the TRR. Take the<br />

appropriate actions as per CMS enrollment guidance.<br />

<strong>December</strong> <strong>28</strong>, 2012 I-63 Transaction Reply Codes (TRCs)

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