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Redetermination
We understand that many members may be unaware that their redetermination period is approaching, and your engagement can play a crucial role in ensuring they take the necessary steps to avoid a lapse in coverage. We encourage our providers to remind their patients that they may need to complete the redetermination process to help ensure they can retain their Medicaid benefits.
Please let us know how we can support you in sharing this important information. We appreciate your partnership and commitment to member health and continuity of care.
2025 Provider Satisfaction Survey
A satisfaction survey was mailed by our partners at Qualtrics to randomly selected providers for their anonymous feedback. It should take no more than 15 minutes of your time. AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio will use your feedback to help direct administrative and operational changes to our health plan and highlight areas of improvement. Your experience is valuable to us, and we appreciate your feedback and ongoing commitment to our members.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to participate! We recognize how critical your role is in providing and coordinating care for our members.
Single Maintenance and Reliever Therapy for asthma
Single Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (SMART) is a strongly recommended practice for patients four years of age and older with moderate to severe asthma. SMART therapy uses one inhaler for both maintenance and rescue and may improve outcomes by removing the risk of mistaking one inhaler for the other. Symbicort and Dulera are covered without the need for a prior authorization, and you can also prescribe an extended days’ supply up to 102 days. Please read the full letter for additional details.
RSV season
In September, evaluate for RSV vaccination during pregnancy
As RSV season approaches, recommendations for maternal RSV vaccination with Abrysvo (Pfizer) resumes in September. A single dose is recommended during pregnancy between 32 and 36 6/7 weeks’ gestation. Abrysvo is not recommended if the mother has received a previous RSV vaccine dose for any reason. If Abrysvo is not given or if the baby is born less than 14 days after Abrysvo is given, the infant should receive an RSV preventive antibody for protection.
In October, plan for RSV immunization of older infants and high-risk children
October is when giving RSV preventive antibodies to eligible infants generally begins. All infants younger than 8 months, 0 days, whose mothers were not effectively vaccinated against RSV during pregnancy are eligible. Click the link to read the recommendations as you plan for immunization of infants born this past spring and summer. AAP Recommendations for the Prevention of RSV Disease in Infants and Children.
Doula Report of Pregnancy (ROP)
Beginning October 1, doulas can begin submitting electronic ROP’s via the Nurture Ohio system for reimbursement. The ROP serves as the notification to MCO’s and promotes initiation of timely healthcare and connection to prenatal care, as well as added resources. A payment of $30 may be made for an ROP that is submitted per member, per pregnancy. For additional information, please see our Report of Pregnancy (ROP) Submissions Instructions.
Reducing disparities in the management of hypertension
This toolkit covers topics such as barriers to care within the African American population and supportive best practices, tools, and strategies when working to reduce high blood pressure for your African American patient population.
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New for 2026 - value-added services and incentives
Contact lenses
Starting 1/1/26 members will be eligible for an allowance up to $150 for contact lenses per calendar year. To qualify for the $150 allowance, members must get an exam, lens fitting and receive a prescription for contact lenses. Additional information will be sent to providers toward the end of the year.
Below are more updates to our Value-Added Services and Incentives for 2026:
- Asthma bundle for members under 18 with a diagnosis of asthma to support a healthy home environment
- $25 CARE Card benefit for flu vaccination
- $30 CARE Card benefit for pediatric members with two or more antipsychotic prescriptions completing blood glucose and cholesterol testing
- $30 CARE Card benefit for well-child visits age 0-15 months. This is an increase from $20 per visit.
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About the Provider Master File
To better serve our provider network, AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio has accepted rosters from providers as an additional level of validation against the Provider Master File (PMF) data.
Since the source of truth launch in October 2023, AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio has been monitoring its network providers and their utilization of the PMF. It has been noted that the majority of providers are now maintaining their records through the source of truth.
On August 11, AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio ceased all reconciliation efforts using rosters unless contractually obligated to do so. We encourage all providers to update their information in the PNM to ensure the most up to date information.
Best practices to ensure accurate payment and directory information
- Make sure provider records are current in the Provider Network Management (PNM) module.
- Providers should review and update their information regularly in the PNM module. AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio suggests at least monthly to avoid any payment issues.
- Provider specialties should be updated and captured as well as primary locations.
- When making changes, AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio recommends that providers allow time for updates from the PNM to populate in the Provider Master File.
- ODM can take up to 14 business days to approve and send changes to MCOs.
- If you are having difficulties getting your claims to AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio through the Fiscal Intermediary (FI), contact the Integrated Helpdesk at ODM 1-800-686-1516 or at IHD@Medicaid.ohio.gov.
- Providers can always request a reconciliation roster from their Provider Services Account Executive to make sure that data is being correctly reflected within our system and directories.
- Review panel changes, or your ability to accept new patients with your account representative to reduce patient abrasion.
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Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) updates
To stay up to date on ODM news, subscribe to the ODM Press.
Tips for contacting the Ohio Medicaid Integrated Helpdesk
The Integrated Helpdesk (IHD) is a great resource to use when you run into an issue. It provides 24-hour, seven days a week access to information regarding client eligibility, claim and payment status, and provider information. Call 1-800-686-1516 or email IHD@medicaid.ohio.gov.
Provider education & training resources
It is important that providers update all 1099 address information in the Provider Network Management (PNM) module regularly. Ensure all information is current, including extra address details like suite number, house/office number, etc. to reduce the chance of non-delivery by the postal service. Access the quick reference guides here.
New features implemented in the Ohio Medicaid Enterprise System
The New Features Implementation Overview outlines key changes for providers.
Medicaid agreement revalidations
To complete revalidation, visit PNM & Centralized Credentialing.
Ohio Department of Medicaid fraud warning
If your Medicaid patient is contacted for their personal information, advise them not to respond. Report it to the Ohio Attorney General at 1-800-282-0515 or via the online form.
Updated claim submission and adjudication FAQ
Claims and Prior Authorization Submission Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
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Electronic claims
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio providers have the option of submitting electronic claims via:
- Optum/Change Healthcare
- Providers with a software vendor or who use another clearinghouse to submit claims to Optum/Change Healthcare must consult their vendor/clearinghouse to confirm the process for claim submission. Please note: the 275 Claim Attachment transaction is currently available via Optum/Change Healthcare.
- Availity
- Providers or clearinghouses not currently using Availity to submit claims, must register here. Please note: The 275 Claim Attachment transaction is currently available via Availity.
Providers with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) capabilities may submit claims, eligibility inquiries, claim status inquiries, and associated attachments, using EDI by being a trading partner (TP) authorized by ODM or by contracting with an ODM-authorized TP. For more information, visit ODM's website.
Manual/direct entry claims
Providers may submit manual/direct entry claims via:
- Optum/Change Healthcare ConnectCenter™
- This option is currently only available for providers who had an established account prior to the security incident. Access to the portal and usernames will remain the same but a password reset, and multi-factor authentication are required.
- PCH Global
Direct Data Entry (DDE) providers should submit claims via the AmeriHealth Caritas NaviNet Provider Portal. Visit our claims and billing page for more information.
How do I know when to file a new claim vs. a corrected claim?
File a new claim when:
- The claim was never previously billed.
- Received a rejection notice at your electronic claim clearinghouse (277CA) indicating invalid or missing a required data element.
- The original claim denied for primary carrier EOB and now you have the primary carrier EOB.
- The claim denied for eligibility and now the eligibility has been updated, and the member has active coverage.
File a Corrected Claim when:
- You received a full or partial payment on a claim, but you identified that information must be corrected (some examples: billed wrong # of units, missing claim line, updates to charge amounts, adding a modifier).
- You submitted a claim for the wrong member. Submit a frequency code 8 and request a void of the original submission.
Providers using electronic data interchange (EDI) are required to submit “Professional” corrected claims* electronically.
- Corrected claims are resubmissions of an existing claim with a specific change that you have made, such as changes to CPT codes, diagnosis codes or billed amounts. It is not a request to review the processing of a claim. The successful submission of a corrected claim will cause the retraction and complete replacement of the original claim.
Your EDI clearinghouse or vendor needs to:
- Use “7” for replacement of a prior claim utilizing bill type in loop 2300, CLM05-03 (837P). Use “8” to void a prior claim.
- Include the original claim number in loop 2300, segment REF01=F8 and REF02=the original claim number; no dashes or spaces.
- Do include the plan’s claim number in order to submit your claim with the 7 or 8.
- Corrected claims for which the original claim number cannot be validated will be rejected.
- Do use this indicator for claims that were previously processed (approved or denied)
- Do Not use this indicator if the corrected claim is for a different member ID or Provider Tax ID. The original claim must be voided, and a new claim submitted for these situations.
- Do not use this indicator for claims that contained errors and were not processed (rejected upfront)
Providers using electronic data interchange (EDI) are required to submit “Institutional” corrected claims electronically Your EDI clearinghouse or vendor needs to:
- Use “7” for replacement of a prior claim utilizing bill type in loop 2300, CLM05-03 (837P). Use “8” to void a prior claim.
- Include the original claim number in Loop 2300, segment REF01=F8 and REF02=the original claim number; no dashes or spaces.
- Do include the plan’s claim number in order to submit your claim with the 7 or 8.
- Corrected claims for which the original claim number cannot be validated will be rejected.
- Do use this indicator for claims that were previously processed (approved or denied).
- Do Not use this indicator if the corrected claim is for a different member ID or Provider Tax ID. The original claim must be voided, and a new claim submitted for these situations.
- Do not use this indicator for claims that contained errors and were not processed (rejected upfront).
- Do not submit corrected claims electronically and via paper at the same time.
- For more information, please contact the EDI Hotline at 1-866-334-6446 or edi.oh@amerihealthcaritasoh.com.
- Providers using our NaviNet portal, can view their corrected claims. You may open a claims investigation via NaviNet with the claims adjustment inquiry function.
Claims originally rejected for missing or invalid data elements must be corrected and re-submitted within 180 calendar days from the date of rejection or 365 days from date of service provided. Rejected claims are not registered as received in the claim processing system.
Before resubmitting claims, check the status of both your original and corrected claims online at www.navinet.net. You may open a claims investigation via NaviNet with the claims adjustment inquiry function.
Corrected Professional claims must be resubmitted electronically using the appropriate bill type to indicate that it is a corrected claim.
Provider NPI number validation is not performed at Change Healthcare. Change Healthcare will reject claims for provider NPI only if the provider number fields are empty. The Plan’s Provider ID is recommended as follows: 837P – Loop 2310B, REF*G2[PIN] 837I – Loop 2310A, REF*G2 [PIN].
No paper claims
The Next Generation of Ohio Medicaid program's guidelines require all claims to be submitted via the Electronic Data Exchange (EDI). Use AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio’s EDI Payer ID# 35374. You can get started on our website with claims how-tos, quick guides, links, and contact info.
Electronic funds transfer
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio has contracted with Change Healthcare and ECHO® Health, Inc., to administer electronic funds transfer (EFT) payments. There are no fees for single payer agreements to receive a direct payment from AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio via EFT or to receive an electronic remittance advice (ERA). Click to learn how to enroll, the payment schedule, and more.
Questions about reimbursement or payment policies?
Click the appropriate link below for more detailed information.
Claims Payment Systemic Error report
The Claims Payment Systemic Errors (CPSE) report is updated and posted monthly on our website. AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio encourages you to review this log frequently and before contacting our Provider Services team. If you have additional questions, please reach out to Provider Services at 1-833-644-6001 and, as always, you can reach out to your local account executive.
Disputes and appeals
If a provider disagrees with the outcome of a claim, the first step should always be to submit a claim dispute.
Provider disputes
Provider claim disputes are any provider inquiries or requests for reconsiderations, ranging from general questions about a claim to a provider disagreeing with a claim denial. Provider Dispute Submission Form (PDF)
A dispute can be submitted using any of the following methods:
- NaviNet (recommended method): Providers can submit a dispute with attachments to AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio via NaviNet instead of faxing or mailing. Log in, go to Forms & Dashboards, scroll down to Provider Disputes, click the Submit Provider Disputes link. The turnaround time is 15 days for disputes.
- Mail the form with your supporting documentation to:
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio
Attn: Provider Claim Inquiry
P.O. Box 7126
London, KY 40742
- Phone: 1-833-644-6001. Select the prompts for the correct department and then select the prompt for claim issues.
- Fax: 1-833-216-2272
Provider appeals
Providers may file an appeal on a denied pre-service within 30 days of the notice of Adverse Benefit Determination (ABD). Provider Appeal Form (PDF)
- Mail the form with your supporting documentation to:
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio
Attn: Provider Claim Inquiry
P.O. Box 7400
London, KY 40742
- Fax: 1-833-564-1329
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Important update: prior authorization requirements
There are no changes to home and community-based waiver processes, nor to managed care processes.
The Ohio Department of Medicaid has started denying claims submitted without an approved prior authorization under the Fee-For-Service (FFS) policy. This change is critical to ensure compliance with Ohio Medicaid’s updated requirements.
You can read the entire press release, learn more about the PNM module and prior authorization, and register for training by clicking here.
Did you know?
- You can submit prior authorization requests on our secure provider portal NaviNet, and in some instances receive auto-approval. Turnaround times are faster when using NaviNet.
- In the event you are unable to request a prior authorization, you can request a retro authorization if there is no claim on file. If no claim is on file, UM will review retro requests. Please contact your dedicated Account Executive with questions.
Out of network providers
Contact Utilization Management for a prior authorization before providing care to our members: 1-833-735-7700. If you are interested in joining our network, contact our contracting department: providerrecruitmentoh@amerihealthcaritasoh.com. This email address can also be used by vision providers looking for in-network vendors who can provide eyeglass frames and lenses.
Submit prior authorization requests (PA) electronically through NaviNet
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio offers our providers access to our Medical Authorizations portal for electronic authorization inquiries and submission. The portal is accessed through NaviNet and located on the Workflows menu.
In addition to submitting and inquiring on existing authorizations, you will also be able to:
- Verify if no authorization is required
- Receive auto approvals, in some circumstances
- Submit amended authorization
- Attach supplemental documentation
- Sign up for in-app status change notifications directly from the health plan
- Access a multi-payer authorization log
- Submit inpatient concurrent reviews online if you have health information exchange (HIE) capabilities (fax is no longer required)
- Review inpatient admission notifications and provide supporting clinical documentation
Submit all medical pharmacy prior authorizations (PA) to PerformRx
Prior authorization requests for prescriber administered medications should be submitted to PerformRx via fax. See our website for more information and the form.
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AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio is offering FREE training with pre-approved CEUs
This course will provide the Ethics and Rules from Ohio Law regarding the direction of Suicide Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention Care. It will also introduce and discuss the Ethics of Trauma Sensitive Care for Suicide and Crisis Focused Care. Cultural considerations for marginalized populations will be addressed. We will provide opportunities for case conceptualization and treatment planning.
- Ethics of Providing Trauma Sensitive Suicide Prevention Focused Care
- September 25, 8:30 to 11:45 a.m.
- 3.0 pre-approved CEUs for Ohio counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists.
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Medicaid’s Office of Behavioral Health Policy updates provider resources
Updated information has been posted to the Ohio Department of Medicaid website. The Behavioral Health Provider Manual (BH Manual) version 1.28, has updated content and clarifications.
Ohio Medicaid’s BH Coding Workbook also has been updated to reflect changes from the BH Manual.
CEU opportunities
Sign up to receive email about AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio’s free Continuing Education Unit (CEU) opportunities.
Submitting prior authorization (PA) requests for behavioral health services
See the tip sheet for guidance on submitting PAs for behavioral health service requests.
Resource for behavioral health consultations launching for primary care providers
The Ohio Pediatric Psychiatry Access Line (OPPAL) launched, offering pediatric primary care providers in Ohio access to a telephone helpline for same day, convenient peer to peer consultation with child psychiatrists. Learn about OPPAL by clicking here. |
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PCP change form
Do you have a patient whose Member ID card does not have you listed as their assigned PCP? You can use this PCP change form to request the members PCP be changed. Access the form here.
New vendor to provide in-home health evaluations (IHE)
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio works with you to collect complete and accurate member health histories to help facilitate care management, as appropriate. As part of these efforts, we are partnering with Signify Health to conduct In-Home Health Evaluation (IHE) visits to assist us in documenting our member's/your patient’s healthcare conditions, diseases and other social demographic related factors. Read all of the details here.
Multi-Factor authentication for Care Coordination Portal access
To increase protection for the Managed Care Organization Care Coordination Portal’s and member information data, signing in will soon require Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). MFA is a two-factor authentication process that takes user verification a step beyond the State of Ohio (OHID) and password. This is done by using a second source of validation (i.e., text message, email, passkey, phone call) to verify user identify before granting access.
Chronic condition management — blood pressure collection
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio periodically performs member outreach to complete screening assessments and coordinate care with our members to improve the health outcomes of our members.
When a member measures their blood pressure using a digital in-home monitor during outreach with our care management staff, we will send you a letter summarizing the results. Click to view the summary chart that you will receive.
Sign up for this newsletter
Our monthly newsletter, Provider Partnerships, keeps you informed about plan news, updates, and resources. Click here to sign up.
Member rights and responsibilities
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio members have rights and responsibilities. We believe all members have the right to receive information on the services AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio must provide, the right to be treated with respect, dignity, and privacy.
- Members have the right to receive medically necessary treatment options for their conditions no matter the cost or benefit coverage.
- Members are to take part in decisions about their healthcare.
- Members are to treat healthcare staff with respect, be aware of the benefits and services available to them.
- Ask for more explanations if they do not understand their doctors' instructions.
- To provide their physicians with accurate and complete medical information.
Provider resources
We highly recommend providers take a few minutes to familiarize themselves with the tools available on our website. Our user-friendly tools and resources are designed to support Ohio’s Medicaid providers and your staff in giving members excellent and efficient healthcare.
- prior authorization lookup tool
- video tutorials for claims submission
- step-by-step instructions for claims submission and our secure provider portal NaviNet
- Provider Manual
- Provider Claims and Billing Manual
- contact information for our call center and AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio provider services
- monthly CPSE reports and trending claims issue information
HEDIS guidelines for the Care Gap Closure program
The HEDIS 2025 Documentation and Coding Guidelines for care delivered in 2025 can be viewed at NaviNet.
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Working with you to build healthy communities
Our Mobile Wellness and Opportunity Center is a community hub offering programs that address education, safety, transportation, nutrition, and preventive health services. Are you interested in working with us to reach and engage your community members? Would you like to have our mobile unit at your community event? For more information about reserving time in our Mobile Wellness and Opportunity Center, please complete our online form. |
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Virtual office hours
Got Questions? Let us help you. Join the AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio Provider Services team for a virtual office hour. Our team will be here to help answer your questions or help you navigate our provider resources. No registration is necessary. Just click here to join on any of these dates:
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Population Health & Care Coordinators
Doula Training
Medicaid Renewal and Redetermination
Quality
Value-Based Reimbursement
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Provider orientation
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio invites you and your staff to join us for a virtual New Provider Orientation session. Click here to see the calendar.
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All-MCO doula technical assistance trainings
Ohio's seven Medicaid Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), in partnership with the Ohio Department of Medicaid, are hosting virtual technical assistance training for doulas.
- Training session 2: Nov. 3, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
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Comprehensive Primary Care quarterly webinar series
The final webinar of 2025 will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The 2025 Comprehensive Primary Care (CPC) webinar series focuses on keeping practices informed about the latest CPC updates, learning opportunities, discussions and more. Topics will be sent out ahead of time. Click here to register.
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Cultural competency training opportunities
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio is committed to promoting education and awareness of culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS) and to combatting the effects of low health literacy on the health status of our members. |
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Tell us a little bit about where you’re from and where you went to school.
I grew up in Perrysburg, Ohio which is located in Northwest Ohio. I attended Perrysburg High School and Owens Community College.
Everyone at AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio has a story about why they joined the team. What’s yours?
So, I joined the team after a conversation with John Arnold, whom I had worked with indirectly at another managed care plan. After speaking with him I realized the opportunity I had in front of me to help position AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio to be a leader in Ohio.
The family at my daughter's elementary school winter dance.
What drew you to this profession?
I originally started in the health insurance field 15+ years ago working for a health insurance broker in the Toledo area. As healthcare reform started under the Obama administration, I thought I would be better off getting into government sponsored healthcare. Here I am 10 years later. |
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What do you like to do in your free time?
I enjoy spending time with my wife, Lisa, and children, Jackson and Avery. I’m also a big sports nut - watching, attending, and coaching many different sports.
If you could have dinner with anyone in the world, dead or alive, who would it be? Why?
Michael J. Fox because his life is so fascinating to me. He truly lived out his dream of making it in Hollywood - becoming one of the biggest celebrities of his time and then suddenly having to deal with and come to terms with a diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease.
What are 2 apps on your phone you CANNOT live without?
CBS Sports & MLive (Detroit Sports apps).
Any interesting facts about yourself that you’d like to share?
I’m a big music fan, everything from Motown, Classic Rock, 80’s, and old school R&B/Rap. I also enjoy learning the story behind why songs were written or how they came to be. I also have a keen interest in bears and shipwrecks (think Titanic and The Edmund Fitzgerald).
Mike Hibbard
Manager, Member Engagement & Community Relations
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September is sickle cell awareness month
The National Institute of Health and the American Academy of Pediatrics, recommends that children between two and 16 years of age with a diagnosis of sickle cell disease (SCD), sickle cell anemia (HbSS) and thalassemia (HbSβ0), get a transcranial doppler every year.
Let’s make a difference
AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio is dedicated with goals to ensure early identification and interventions for members living with Sickle Cell Disease. Our program addresses challenges in SCD children, adolescents, and adults.
How you can help
Support patients living with sickle cell by encouraging active lifestyles, and screenings to identify risk.
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Can you spot the phish?
More than 3.4 billion phishing emails1 are sent out each day worldwide. But one factor can make life much harder for scammers: You. As the first line of defense, it is important that you are able to recognize and report a suspected phishing email.
What is phishing?
Phishing scams are emails that look real, but they are designed to steal important information. A phishing email with malicious software can allow cybercriminals to take control of your computer and put protected health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII), as well as your practice’s confidential and proprietary information, at risk.
Beware of ransomware
In addition to stealing information, phishing scams can lead to ransomware attacks. Ransomware is a form of malware designed to encrypt files on a device, rendering them unusable until a ransom is paid. It may be a phishing email if it:
- Promises something of value (e.g., “Win a free gift card!”)
- Asks for money or donations
- Comes from a sender or company you don’t recognize
- Links to a site that is different than the company the sender claims to represent
- Asks you for personal information, such as your username and password/passphrase
- Includes misspelled words in the site’s URL address or subject line
- Has a sense of urgency for you to act now
What you should do if you receive a suspicious email?
- Do not click any links in the email.
- Do not provide your username and password. You should never share your username or password, even if you recognize the source. Phishing scams frequently mimic well-known companies, such as banks or retailers like Target or Amazon.
- Do not reply to the email or forward it to anyone else at your practice.
- Familiarize yourself with your practice’s process for reporting suspicious emails. If you suspect an email is a phishing attempt, report it immediately.
- If you have questions, please contact your practice’s security department
1 Gary Smith, “Top Phishing Statistics for 2025: Latest Figures and Trends,” StationX, June 2, 2025, www.stationx.net/phishing-statistics, accessed July 8, 2025. |
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AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio Provider Services is ready to help.
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