Ohio law R.C. §3901.381 requires third-party payers (such as Aetna) to transmit payments electronically to a contracted provider who sends electronic claims. Using Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is a great complement to sending electronic claims. If you send claims electronically, Ohio law requires us to ask you to either enroll in EFT, or sign an opt-out form stating you don't want to enroll in EFT.
By enrolling in EFT you'll enjoy:
Refer to our frequently asked questions for more information.
Find out more about EFT for Ohio dentists
It's easy to sign up online for EFT using Payer Enrollment Services. Once your enrollment is completed, you'll receive confirmation and begin receiving payments directly to your bank account.
If you decide EFT is not for you, simply return the opt-out form.
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