OHIP billing code for roster code
The OHIP roster code Q200A tells the Ministry a patient enrolled with you. The service date is the date on the signed enrolment form.
| Code | What it is | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Q200A | Per Patient Rostering | No fee (tracking code) |
Q200A: Per Patient Rostering
No-fee rostering code that tells OHIP a patient has enrolled with the physician. The service date is the date on the signed enrolment form.
Billing rules
- Submit Q200A when a patient enrols with the physician (OMA Q-codes guide p.9).
- The service date must be the date on the Patient Enrolment and Consent to Release Personal Health Information (E/C) form (OMA Q-codes guide p.10).
- Since February 1, 2013, the E/C form is kept in the office for your records, not sent to the Ministry (OMA Q-codes guide p.10).
- Bill it at zero (AQ3; OMA Q-codes guide p.9).
- Long-term care patients are rostered with Q202A instead, in FHN and FHO (OMA Q-codes guide p.10).
Common rejections
- EP1: OHIP didn't accept the enrolment transaction; in APEX's claims data the usual cause is a Q200A sent under the solo billing number (group 0000) instead of the enrolment group's number.
- VJ7: The service date must be the E/C form date, so a Q200A sent more than three months after the form was signed is stale-dated.
- EH2: The health card version code on the claim doesn't match OHIP's record for the patient; get the current version code and resubmit.
- EQF: The physician is linked to the group on the claim, but the membership wasn't active on the E/C form date.
- EQD: The group number on the claim wasn't active with the Ministry on the service date.
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Questions
What is the OHIP billing code for roster code?
The OHIP roster code Q200A tells the Ministry a patient enrolled with you. The service date is the date on the signed enrolment form.
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Updated October 26, 2026.