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NHS Scotland claim error - no significant treatment on a claim

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Written by Amber Morris
Updated over a week ago

What to do with a 'No significant treatment' error on a claim?

This error means the claim you’re trying to submit doesn’t include any valid NHS treatment that can be verified.

How you resolve this depends on the scenario:

If you’re submitting an NHS Scotland capitation claim
Capitation claims don’t require treatment to be charted in the same way.

  • Check that the patient is set up correctly as a capitation patient.

  • If needed, review local claiming requirements for capitation submissions with your local NHS team before attempting to resubmit.


If the treatment code isn’t recognised as NHS treatment
The code used may not be valid for NHS claiming.

  • Open the patient’s chart and review the treatment item used

  • Update the treatment item to a valid NHS treatment code

  • Then try and resubmit the claim


If the treatment is marked as Private instead of NHS
Only NHS treatments are included in NHS claims. If the treatment items

  • Open the treatment plan item

  • Check the ‘Payment plan’

  • Change the treatment from Private to NHS where appropriate

  • Save your changes and resubmit the claim


If you’ve checked the above and still see the error, review the full treatment chart to ensure at least one valid NHS item is present before submitting.

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