PHI Basics
IID & DNR Workflows
Provider Calls
203 Fax Failed
Tricky Situations
100

What does PHI stand for?

Protected Health Information

100

What does DNR stand for?

Denied for No Response

100

Before discussing a patient, what should you confirm?

You are speaking with the provider office.

100

What should you do if a fax fails?

Attempt the fax again.

100

True or False: If the most recent status code shows 202 but at the same time the fax sent there's a status showing 200-Fax Received, should you continue to make an outreach? 

No, you should route the ticket back to its correct status.

200

Name 3 examples of PHI.

Patient Name, DOB, Address

200

What is the purpose of the 902 worklist?

First DNR outreach attempt to obtain missing documentation.

200

You are working a ticket in 106.

The ticket type is Standard ePA.

What should you do?

Move immediately to 399.

200

After a second failed fax, what should you do?

Call the provider and verify the fax number.

200

A voicemail says:

"Please leave a message."

No office is identified.

Can you leave patient information?

No

300

A patient's first name alone is not PHI. True or False?

False

300

You are working a ticket in 903.

You complete the second outreach and refax the form.

What must happen before moving the ticket to 904?

Wait for successful fax confirmation.

300

The provider states the patient is no longer on therapy. What status should most ClinOps workflows move to?

385 – EH Technician

300

What two resources should you use to find an updated fax number?

Google and NPI Registry

300

A provider office confirms receipt of the PA form but hasn't completed it. What should you do?

Encourage completion and set callback based on workflow.

400

Can you discuss patient information with anyone who calls about the patient?

No

400

True or False:

Tickets in 902 and 903 should only be worked when the callback date is due.

All DNR tickets should be worked regardless of callback date.

400

You are working a Standard PA in 202.

The office says they never received the form.

Walk through your next steps.

Verify fax number

Refax form

Wait for fax confirmation

Document outreach

Set callback date

Move to 104

400

A provider office asks you to email chart notes to a personal Gmail account because their fax machine is down.

What should you do?

Do not send PHI to a personal email. Ask for a secure email or escalate.

400

You accidentally opened the wrong patient ticket. What should you do?

Close it immediately and continue working the correct ticket.

500

Name 5 pieces of PHI.

Name, DOB, Address, Medication, Insurance ID

500

A PA Expiry ticket enters 399.

The PPA expiration date is still active.

No documentation has been received.

Should denial letters be created?

No.

Move the ticket back to the previous outreach worklist (104, 105, 106, or 107).

500

The provider advises the physician no longer works there. What should you do?

Follow workflow routing/escalation procedures and document appropriately.

500

If faxing continues to fail, what should you ask the provider office for?

A secure email address

500

What steps should an agent take to make an outreach on a PA expiry ticket that shows an additional information request form was sent?

The agent should review the ticket history and confirm that an Additional Information Request was previously sent by the EH Pharmacist. The agent should then contact the provider's office and advise them that we are following up on the Prior Authorization renewal request and that additional information is still needed to complete the review.  

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