New York Workers’ Compensation Board (NY WCB) EDI Mandate
As of August 1, 2025, the New York Workers’ Compensation Board (NY WCB) is requiring all healthcare providers to submit Workers’ Compensation-related medical bills electronically. This mandate is designed to streamline the claims process, reduce paperwork, and improve efficiency in medical billing for injured workers.
How Does This Affect Healthcare Providers?
Providers who are still submitting paper claims must transition to an EDI-compliant billing system before the deadline to ensure compliance. Failure to comply may result in claim processing delays or potential rejections.
How SimpliClaim Can Help?
SimpliClaim provides a seamless and fully compliant EDI solution to help providers:
- Submit Workers’ Compensation claims electronically with ease.
- Ensure compliance with NY WCB requirements to avoid penalties.
- Reduce errors and rejections with AI-driven claim validation.
- Access real-time tracking to monitor claim status and payments.
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Why Choose SimpliClaim for Your Workers’ Compensation Claims?
With the NY WCB mandate approaching, providers need a reliable, compliant, and efficient EDI solution. SimpliClaim is designed to simplify Workers’ Compensation billing, ensuring seamless claim submission, compliance, and faster reimbursements.
Why SimpliClaim Stands Out:
- All-in-One EDI Solution – We handle software, submissions, and support.
- AI-Driven Error Detection – Reduce claim rejections before submission.
- Real-Time Clearinghouse Access – Monitor claims and receive updates instantly.
- Expert EDI Support – Our specialists ensure all claims meet Workers’ Compensation EDI requirements.
- Fully Compliant with NY WCB – Stay ahead of regulatory changes with automated updates.
By choosing SimpliClaim, you are investing in a smarter, faster, and error-free EDI process that helps you focus on what matters most—providing quality patient care.