EDI Health Group Continues to Drive Growth of EDI Processing Services in the Dental Healthcare Industry Through Addition of 25 New Connections in the First Ha...( ...),Health

IRVINE, Calif., July 29 /PRNewswire/ -- EDI Health Group, Inc., (EHG), a provider of enhanced connectivity, streamlined technology and transaction solutions for patients, payers and providers in the dental industry, today announced significant additions to its base of payer partners in the first half of 2009 during which the company implemented its industry-leading EDI (electronic data interchange) based claims processing services for 25 new transactions supporting over 75 insurance plans.

During the first two quarters of 2009, EHG successfully implemented or expanded EDI transactions for the following healthcare payer organizations:

Claims Processing:

• Blue Cross of Idaho;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Maine;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Hampshire;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Virginia;
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wisconsin;
• Blue Shield of California (commercial plans);
• DentaQuest/Doral Dental;
  • Doral Dental of Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin State Employees- Physicians Plus, Manage Health Services
  • Medicaid of Missouri- Community Care Plus
  • Medicaid of Ohio, Health Power HMO
  • Medicaid of Ohio, Emerald HMO and Medicare, Inc.
  • Medicaid of Oklahoma, Heartland Health Plan
  • Managed Health Services, Wisconsin State Employees
  • Maryland Physicians Care, MCO
  • Medicaid of Georgia, Grady HealthCare, Inc.
  • Medicaid of Maryland, Physicians Care MCO
  • Medicaid of Missouri, Blue Advantage, Community Health Plan, FirstGuard Health Plan, HealthCare USA, HealthNet and TrumanCare
  • Medicaid of Nebraska, United HealthC
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