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Bright Healthcare provider help for legacy claims

Need help with an older Bright Healthcare claim?

Identify the original plan, service date and administrator before choosing a provider contact or claim route. Bright Health’s sale notice concerns Brand New Day and Central Health Plan in California, effective January 1, 2024; it does not establish that every Bright claim belongs to Molina. This remains a legacy reference, not a current provider portal.

QuickIntell is an independent reference, not the official portal or support team. Public-source comparison: . No account access or whole-record review is implied.

Historical reference — not a current insurance offering or a verified current provider directory.

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Legacy-plan scope

Bright Healthcare is retained here as a legacy-plan reference, not a current insurance offering. Bright Health sold Brand New Day and Central Health Plan to Molina effective January 1, 2024. Identify the original member plan, service date and responsible administrator before routing a legacy claim; do not assume every Bright claim belongs to Molina.

Primary source: legacy-plan scope · Partial source comparison 2026-09-18; not whole-record approval.

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Before routing a legacy claim

  1. Identify the original product, service date and administrator from the member card and claim correspondence.
  2. Verify current claims, eligibility and ERA instructions independently; a historical claims ID does not establish another transaction route.
  3. Confirm the applicable filing rule, start event and exceptions in the original plan or provider agreement. A current Bright Healthcare-wide filing deadline has not been established. The former 90-day default is withdrawn, not replaced with a finding that claims have no deadline. Confirm the legacy product, service date, responsible administrator and applicable agreement.

Source checks and remaining limits

Current enrollment, operating geography, insurance entity, portal availability and transaction capabilities are not established. Historical registry identifiers are not presented as active coverage or verified current routing. The full-record review date remains unchanged.

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    Bright Health sold the California Brand New Day/Central Health Plan Medicare Advantage businesses to Molina effective January 1, 2024. The continuing NeueHealth care-delivery business is not evidence of current Bright insurance coverage in FL/TX/CA. Legacy claims need the actual product and service date; legal entities and active enrollment remain unverified. The unsupported active enrollment/geography values were removed and a legacy-only presentation suppresses active-insurer schema, current-routing FAQs and coverage claims while preserving the canonical route.

    Source comparison: 2026-09-18

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a current Bright Healthcare insurance offering?

Bright Healthcare is retained here as a legacy-plan reference, not a current insurance offering. Bright Health sold Brand New Day and Central Health Plan to Molina effective January 1, 2024. Identify the original member plan, service date and responsible administrator before routing a legacy claim; do not assume every Bright claim belongs to Molina.

How should a legacy Bright Healthcare claim be routed?

Match the original member ID card, product and service date to the responsible administrator. Obtain current claim, eligibility and ERA instructions separately. Historical portal links, phone numbers and payer IDs are not presented here as verified current routing.

What filing deadline applies to a legacy Bright Healthcare claim?

A current Bright Healthcare-wide filing deadline has not been established. The former 90-day default is withdrawn, not replaced with a finding that claims have no deadline. Confirm the legacy product, service date, responsible administrator and applicable agreement.

What is not verified in this legacy reference?

Current enrollment, operating geography, insurance entity, electronic transaction capabilities and provider contacts have not been established. Historical registry values are not proof of active coverage. Review the applicable plan documents and original decision notice before acting.

For teams managing repeated claim follow-up

Evaluate how your team records the responsible payer, supporting documents and next action. QuickIntell software evaluation is separate from payer support; supported connections and access must be confirmed for your workflow.

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For an individual claim or portal login, use the official resources above. This is not a promise of integration with Bright Healthcare.

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