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PROVIDER Q u i c k Tip 34 Check the Status of Your NPI Using ePEAP! The PA PROMISe™ Internet electronic Provider Enrollment Automation Project (ePEAP) windows provide you with the ability to electronically maintain and check the status of your provider information. You can now check the status of your National Provider Identifier (NPI) by logging into ePEAP! If an NPI number has been entered, but has not yet been validated by The Department of Public Welfare (DPW), a red “Pending” label will display next to the NPI field on all window headers as shown below. If an NPI number has been entered and validated by DPW, the red “Pending” label will not be present. How Do I Check the Status of My NPI for Each Service Location? You can also check the status of your NPI for each specific service location by viewing the Other Active Service Locations screen. This screen shows all other active service locations with their corresponding NPI numbers and physical location addresses. The “Pending” label will be present for each service location when the corresponding NPI number has not been validated by DPW as shown below. If the NPI number has been validated the “Pending” label will not be present. If it has been 45 days or more since you forwarded your NPI documentation received from the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) and your NPI is still pending, you will need to resend the documentation to one of the following addresses: Bureau of Fee-for-Service Programs Division of Operations Provider Enrollment Section PO BOX 8045 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8045 OR LONG TERM CARE PROVIDERS ONLY Bureau of Long Term Care Programs Division of Provider Services Provider Enrollment Section PO BOX 8025 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8025 FAX: 717-772-0965 Please refer to the PA PROMISeTM Provider Internet ePEAP User Manual for further details and instructions. Click the following User Manual link to access the User Manual. For additional information go to the PROMISeTM Web site at http://promise.dpw.state.pa.us. Check the Department of Public Welfare’s Web site often at www.dpw.state.pa.us Issue date 4/2007
