Controversy: Manual Process

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Bryan,

I went back and viewed the appeal. I see why the one claim was manual processed. The issue for appeal# APP-2514178 was centered around OHI denying incorrectly. It was fortunate, a claim denying for COB was for H2022. It was the only one denying for this reason. All the other H2022 are denying G18. This is the reason not all the other H2022 were captured this project.

I can start a new appeal for you.

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