N108Remark Code (RARC)Active
Effective 01/31/2002 · Updated 02/28/2003

N108 Remark Code - Missing Upgrade Information

The N108 remark code indicates that the claim has missing, incomplete, or invalid upgrade information. This remark supplements an adjustment already described by an accompanying reason code, providing further detail about the nature of the issue with the claim's submission.

How It Relates to the Denial

The N108 remark typically accompanies claim adjustment reason codes that indicate a denial or reduction due to insufficient upgrade information. This combination signals that the payer requires additional specifics related to upgrades in the claim.

Common Scenarios

1A claim for a medical device was submitted, but the payer returned it with a denial indicating an adjustment due to insufficient upgrade documentation.
→ The N108 remark tells you that the claim lacks necessary upgrade information, which the payer needs to process the claim correctly.
2A healthcare provider billed for an upgraded service but received a payment reduction along with a reason code for incomplete information.
→ In this case, the N108 remark suggests that the payer is expecting more detailed upgrade information to justify the billed amount.
3A claim for a software upgrade in a medical system was submitted, but the remittance advised that the upgrade details were missing or invalid.
→ The N108 remark points out that the claim cannot be processed as-is because it lacks adequate upgrade information, which is essential for the payer's review.

What to Do

  1. Review the claim for any missing or incomplete upgrade information.
  2. Provide valid upgrade documentation to support the claim if applicable.
  3. Correct any inaccuracies in the upgrade details submitted with the claim.

What to Check

  • The original claim submission for upgrade details and completeness.
  • Any documentation or notes related to the upgrade that were included with the claim.
  • The accompanying reason code for specific details on the adjustment made by the payer.