Work Comp Campus.
Minnesota’s Department of Labor and Industry filing system — where the R-forms go. Not where your invoice goes.
Filing is not billing, and confusing them costs a week.
Your bill does not go to Campus. The itemized hourly invoice goes to the carrier or self-insured employer that is paying the claim, and the 30-day payment clock (with 4% interest after it) runs against that payer, not against the state.
The practical version: two rails, two destinations, one set of underlying activity records. A QRC who keeps one contemporaneous log feeds both. A QRC who reconstructs from memory feeds neither accurately.
Med Claims Pro does not integrate with Campus and does not claim to. It produces the invoice, the documentation and the receivable; the state filings go through the state’s own system.
Related pages.
How to bill as a Minnesota QRC covers both rails, the statutory rates and the payment clock.
See your own week run itself.
We load your state’s codes before the call, so you are looking at a caseload like yours inside the first two minutes — not a slide deck.