Remittance advice remark code
Remark code N362 meaning
RARC N362: The number of days or units is more than the payer accepts.
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- Remark code
- RARC N362
- Short name
- Units over the allowed maximum
- Plain meaning
- The number of days or units is more than the payer accepts.
- Kind
- Adds detail to the reason code on the same line.
Plain-English summary written by Rivvi. X12 owns the RARC list and its exact wording, which is not reproduced here. Read it on the X12 RARC list (list dated July 1, 2026, checked October 23, 2026). This page does not decide how a claim is paid.
What to check before resubmitting
- Check the medically unlikely edit (MUE) and the payer's unit limits.
- Check the units match the documentation.
Reason codes it often comes with
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Questions
What does remark code N362 mean?
The number of days or units is more than the payer accepts. This is Rivvi's plain-English summary of RARC N362. X12's exact wording is on x12.org.
What should I do about N362?
Check the medically unlikely edit (MUE) and the payer's unit limits. Check the units match the documentation.
Is N362 a denial?
A remark code adds detail to the reason code on the same line. The reason code (CARC) and its group code decide what was denied or adjusted. It is often paired with reason codes 151, 119.
What is the difference between a RARC and a CARC?
A remittance advice remark code (RARC) adds detail to a claim adjustment reason code (CARC). The CARC says why the line was adjusted. The RARC often says what to fix.