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ARFQ-0512-OHF2700000001-1 | Claims Coding, Billing and Collection Services

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The State of West Virginia, through the Department of Health Facilities, is seeking an open-end Agency Master Agreement for comprehensive inpatient and outpatient claims coding, billing, and collection services. This contract supports three state-owned facilities: Mildred Mitchell-Bateman Hospital, William R. Sharpe, Jr. Hospital, and Welch Community Hospital. The scope of work includes the identification and coding of diagnoses and procedures, electronic submission of claims to Medicare, Medicaid, and private carriers, and the management of patient invoicing. The contract is structured over a four-year period, with vendors required to quote a percentage fee for recovery based on a monthly estimate of 2,000,000.00 dollars. Qualified vendors must possess at least five years of experience in hospital billing for acute care, psychiatric, and outpatient clinics, and must provide proof of coder credentials from AHIMA or AAPC. Strict performance benchmarks are mandated, including a 98 percent accuracy level for coding and billing, a clean claim rate of 94 to 97 percent, and a first-pass resolution rate target of 92 to 95 percent. Security requirements are rigorous, requiring SOC 2 Type II or HITRUST accreditation, network encryption, and full compliance with HIPAA and the HITECH Act. Additionally, the successful vendor must provide a performance bond equal to 100 percent of the contract value and maintain cyber liability and errors and omissions insurance. Bids are due by October 1, 2026, via the wvOASIS portal or physical delivery to Charleston, West Virginia.

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West Virginia seeks a vendor for hospital claims coding, billing, and collection services.

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ARFQ 0512 - Claims Coding, Billing and Collection Services

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ARFQ OHF27-01: Claims Coding, Billing and Collection Services

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Claims Coding, Billing and Collection Services ARFQ OHF27*1 Specifications

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Federal Funds Addendum – 2 C.F.R. 200.317-200.327

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Instructions to Vendors - Solicitation ARFQ 0512 3832 ARFQ OFHF2700000001

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OHF Pricing Page - Claims Coding, Billing and Collection Services

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West Virginia Ethics Commission - Disclosure of Interested Parties to Contracts

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WV State Government HIPAA Business Associate Addendum

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Addendum 1, ARFQ OHF27-01.pdf

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Federal IT Requirements Addendum (1) (1).pdf

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Final_ARFQ_0512_OHF2700000001_2_WV_ARFQ_FORM.PDF

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OSA pAffidavit (6).pdf

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AgencyWest Virginia
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OfficeCharleston, WV, 25301, USA
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Office AddressCharleston, WV, 25301, USA
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