VCP statements going paperless Nov. 3
Seven states affected
Beginning Nov. 3, 2023, we’ll no longer mail virtual card payment (VCP) statements to most* network medical health care professionals (primary and ancillary) and facilities who receive them in the mail. Instead, you’ll be able to access VCP statements electronically 24/7. This change affects those who serve UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid) members in the following states:
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Rhode Island
- Texas
This change doesn’t affect those using Automated Clearing House (ACH), receiving paper checks or receiving ERA/835s.
If you use an outside vendor, such as a revenue cycle management company or lockbox service, please ensure they’re aware of the following changes and digital workflow options.
How to access VCP statements
Document Library
Document Library, the secure repository in the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal:
- From any page on UHCprovider.com > Sign In
- Enter your One Healthcare ID and password
- Users who don’t have a One Healthcare ID: Visit UHCprovider.com/access to get started
- In the portal menu, select Documents & Reporting > Document Library. Then, select the Payment Documents folder.
- Notifications: When new letters are available in Document Library, an email notification will be sent to the address on file, which is typically the Primary Access Administrator. However, now they can also give others the ability to edit email notification preferences in the Document Delivery Settings section of the portal.
- Check for updates: If you don’t already, we also recommend checking Document Library regularly for new letters documents and actions needed.
- Need to notify multiple staff members? Document Library notifications are limited to 1 email address per letter type. If multiple staff members require notification, the Primary Access Administrator can consider using a group email address.
- Learn more about updating email notifications: See the Profile & Settings interactive guide
Application Programming Interface (API)
API is a fully electronic digital solution that allows you to automate administrative transactions. This is a great alternative to Document Library for organizations with medium-to-high claim volume that have the technical resources to program API or the ability to outsource implementation.
To learn more or get started, go to UHCprovider.com/api.
Questions?
Chat with a live advocate 7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT from the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal.
For help accessing the portal, changing notification preferences and technical issues, please contact UnitedHealthcare Web Support at providertechsupport@uhc.com or 866-842-3278, option 1, 7 a.m.–9 p.m. CT, Monday–Friday.
You can also contact UnitedHealthcare Provider Services at 877-842-3210, TTY/RTT 711, 7 a.m.–5 p.m. CT, Monday–Friday.
