North Dakota Medical Services Dispute Resolution Request is a process that allows individuals to appeal a decision made by a health care provider or insurance company regarding medical services they have received or been denied. There are three different types of North Dakota Medical Services Dispute Resolution Requests: Prepayment Review Request, Concurrent Review Request, and Post-Payment Review Request. The Prepayment Review Request is used when an individual wishes to dispute a decision made by their health care provider or insurance company before they receive a service. This could include a denial of a service or a request for a higher level of care. The Concurrent Review Request is used when an individual wishes to dispute a decision made by their health care provider or insurance company during the course of receiving services. This could include a denial of a service or a request for a higher level of care. The Post-Payment Review Request is used when an individual wishes to dispute a decision made by their health care provider or insurance company after they have received a service. This could include a denial of a service or a request for a higher level of care. No matter which type of North Dakota Medical Services Dispute Resolution Request is used, individuals must provide supporting documents such as medical records, bills, and other evidence to support their claim. Once the dispute has been submitted and reviewed, the individual will be notified of the final decision.