Same Day Delete lets a practice withdraw an interactive patient claim that was sent earlier the same calendar
day. Medicare only allows the delete when the original claim was accepted and assessed (final status
MEDICARE_ASSESSED).
Matching the original submission: use the same transaction correlation, location context, and patient details as the claim you are withdrawing, sent through this API.
Headers and registration: use the same Medicare claiming header pattern as your other interactive patient claims (including
dhs-correlationId and dhs-auditId, which Medicare uses in its business rules). Your organisation must have suitable
PRODA access and a Notice of Intent (NOI) that covers interactive claiming and same-day delete.
Messages from Medicare: when you surface errors to end users, show serviceMessage[].reason exactly as
returned — do not shorten, paraphrase, or “improve” the wording.
Field rules, lengths, formats, and examples are on the request body, 200, and 400 schemas below.
Body for a same-day delete. It identifies the original claim’s transaction and supplies the patient and reasonCode Medicare uses to validate the delete.
Medicare ties the delete to the original claim using dhs-correlationId (transaction correlation) and
dhs-auditId (location / audit context), together with the values in this JSON.
Correlation / transaction id for the original interactive claim to delete. It must refer to a claim Medicare
can match for the same calendar day and same location as this delete request. If nothing matches,
Medicare often returns 9775 (see the 400 response — serviceMessage[].code).
Patient identity and Medicare card details must match the original claim. reasonCode is required.
OK — delete accepted. When Medicare removes the claim, status is SUCCESS.
Outcome when Medicare accepts the same-day delete.
Optional echo of the request correlation id for support tracing — not always returned.