Note : Guest members do not have an alpha prefix. The following are examples of ID numbers with the alpha prefix highlighted: ** Always include the member’s ID number, including the alpha prefix, on any documents pertaining to services to ensure accurate handling by the BCBS Plan.Ī member’s ID number includes the alpha prefix in the first three positions and all subsequent characters ‒ between 6 and 14 numbers or letters ‒ up to 17 characters total. ** When filing a claim, always enter the ID number, including the alpha prefix, exactly as it appears on the member’s card. The alpha prefix is critical for inquiries regarding the member, including eligibility and benefits, and is necessary for proper claim filing. *Follow instructions on these ID cards to verify eligibility, submit claims and obtain health plan contact information.
** The BCBS Federal Employee Program (FEP) – The letter “R” appears in front of the ID number.* ** Stand-alone vision and pharmacy when delivered through an intermediary model* ID cards for the following products and programs do not have an alpha prefix: Most BCBS-branded ID cards display a three-character alpha prefix in the first three positions of the member’s ID number. It identifies the member’s Blue Cross Blue Shield company or national account in order to properly route the claim. The three characters preceding the subscriber identification number on BCBS member ID cards. Use find (Ctrl + F) and enter the prefix to find the BCBS state. However we have some guide to follow, using prefixes we could find the state of the BCBS and contact phone number to proceed further. Its often confused that BCBS have lot of prefixes and where to contact.
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