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HealthPartners offers several electronic transactions
  1. Eligibility inquiry (270/271)
  2. Claim status inquiry/attachments (276/277)
  3. Claim attachments
  4. Transaction costs
  5. EDI eligibility disclaimer
Online access to member coverage and benefits: Eligibility inquiry

HealthPartners has established several non-participating trading partner connections for the exchange of eligibility inquiry and response transactions (270/271) through fast batch and real-time mode.

Please contact the following non-participating trading partners to determine what services are offered and any costs incurred in establishing and maintaining a connection with these vendors. HealthPartners does not pay fees associated to this transaction.

Providers are required to contact these intermediaries directly to enroll for all electronic transactions to HealthPartners.

Review the EDI eligibility disclaimer
Clearinghouse/intermediary Connection type Phone number
Availity Real-time 800-282-4548 (TTY 711)
Smart Data Solutions (formerly ClaimLynx) Real-time and batch 855-297-4436 (TTY 711)
MN E-Connect/Elligint Health Real-time 877-444-7194 (TTY 711)
FinThrive Real-time 877-633-3282 (TTY 711)
Claim status inquiry

HealthPartners can exchange claim status inquiry and response transactions electronically.

Free online access to inquire on a claim

Sign in to the provider portal to review the status of a claim. Don't have an account? Register your facility now.

Claim attachments

Resources available for providers to submit claim attachments include:

Check with your clearinghouse to see if it offers electronic attachment submissions along with your claim submissions.

Free online access to claim adjustment and appeal status

Sign in to the provider portal to review the status of a claim adjustment or appeal request. Don't have an account? Register your facility now.

Transaction costs

Transaction and connection costs incurred for the above transactions exchanged via clearinghouses are the responsibility of the provider.