Remark Code N362 on Your EOB — Meaning & What to Do
Remittance Advice Remark Code (RARC)
What remark code N362 means: The number of days or units billed is more than usually allowed.
What to do about remark code N362: Ask the provider to confirm the units billed (possible unit error).
Remark codes add detail to a claim decision. They appear alongside the main adjustment codes on your Explanation of Benefits or remittance notice, giving the specific reason behind remark code N362.
Related codes
RARC N356This service isn't covered when it's part of routine or screening care.
RARC N381There's a contract-specific reason for this adjustment.
RARC N347Your Medicare coverage for this item/service has a frequency limit.
RARC N386The decision was based on a national coverage policy (NCD).
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Frequently asked questions about Remark code N362
What does remark code N362 mean on my EOB?
The number of days or units billed is more than usually allowed.
What should I do about remark code N362?
Ask the provider to confirm the units billed (possible unit error).
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