OHIP Remittance Advice code DH

Remittance Advice
Paid per rule

Ventilatory support allowed with Haemodialysis

Ontario Ministry of Health, Remittance Advice Explanatory Codes

Where you’ll see it

On your Remittance Advice. The claim was assessed, and this explanatory code says how it was paid, reduced or refused. The Remittance Advice arrives monthly, in the first week.

Nothing is wrong with the claim

This code explains how OHIP priced the line under a Schedule of Benefits rule. It usually appears beside a partial payment. There is nothing to correct. Check it only if the amount looks lower than you expected.

If the payment still looks wrong after reading the rule, you can ask OHIP to review it with a Remittance Advice Inquiry (RAI).

Our summary is a guide, not a ruling. The ministry’s wording and the current Schedule of Benefits are what OHIP applies. See OHIP Error Report vs Remittance Advice: reading the codes for how the two reports differ.

Related Remittance Advice codes

  • 80 · Technical fee adjustment for hospitals
  • B2 · Paid in accordance with the OHIP Schedule of Benefits for Telephone Virtual Care Services
  • D2 · Additional procedures allowed at 50%
  • D4 · Procedure allowed at 50% with visit
  • DL · Allowed as laboratory tests in private office
  • DM · Paid/disallowed in accordance with MOH policy regarding an Emergency Department Equivalent
  • DN · Allowed as pudenal block in addition to procedure-as per stated OHIP policy
  • DR · Self-Referred Diagnostic Services Payable at 50%

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