Program-specific windows · Last verified 2026-08-30
Humana publishes no single filing window — the honest answer is program-specific. Each verified window is below, with its source.
Humana Dental
Initial claims
Varies
The windows are public in Humana's own Dental Provider Manual, split by product line: “On most fully insured commercial products, claims must be submitted within 15 months from the date of service and Medicare claims must be submitted within 12 months from the date of service.”
Published openly
Corrected claims
No public number
No corrected-claim deadline is published; Humana's Q4 provider newsletter only explains marking a claim “Replacement of Prior Claim” in the Availity claim tool.
No public statement found
Records requests
No public number
No records-request window appears anywhere in the four public Humana documents the verifier read.
No public statement found
Recoupment
60 days
not a look-back cap — after an overpayment letter, providers get 60 days to refund by check “before Humana begins standard recoupment”
Published openly
No public number — The deadline is not a published number — Humana's manual sets it at “the time limits set forth in the dental insurance policy … or the time frame established by applicable state law.”
Route: Mail: Humana Grievance and Appeals, P.O. Box 14638, Lexington, KY 40512-4638 (CompBenefits plans: P.O. Box 14729, Lexington, KY 40512-4729). Informal disputes by phone at 800-833-2223; reconsiderations via DentalService@humana.com. Appeals do not go through Availity.
Humana sets different windows by product line, so there is no single preset for it — pick another payer's window or enter the day count that applies to your plan.
Date of service plus the payer's filing window, in calendar days. Estimate only — the payer's contract wording controls.
Enter a date of service to compute the deadline.
Deadline = date of service + the filing window in calendar days; days left counts from your device's date today. This tool counts calendar days. Payer contracts may count differently — some windows run in months, from the end of the month of service, or from the date the payer received the claim — so treat the result as a planning estimate and confirm the payer's own contract wording. Windows outside 30–730 days are clamped, and a date of service more than a year ahead is rejected as a likely typo. Payer windows in the list carry the payer's published figure; the cited source appears on that payer's page.
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