Transfers
Provider Identifiers
Acronyms
Reimbursements
100

What kind of transfer means you will release the call, without speaking on behalf of the caller?

Cold Transfer

100

Which identifier is a unique 10-digit identification number issued to health care providers in the US. It is national in scope and unique to the provider. 

An NPI!

National Provider Identification

100
PCP

Primary Care Provider

100

Reimbursement for each service performed.

Fee-for-service (FFS)

200

What type of transfer means you will stay on the line; provide details and then release the call?

Warm Transfer

200

Which identifier is a 9-digit number? The first two digits identify the state, or region of the state, followed by seven random digits. These are assigned to a provider by the IRS.

A TIN!

Federal Tax Identification Number

200

OON

Out of Network
200

Reimbursement at a previously negotiated rate.

Contract

300

What do we call a transfer that is to a 10-digit phone number OUTSIDE of the organziation?

External Transfer

300

If an individual provider prefers, what is another identifier they can use instead of a TIN.

SSN

An individual provider can use their SSN instead of applying for a TIN. 

300

EOB

Explanation of Benefits

300

Reimbursement based on number of members using the provider.

Capitation

400

What sort of transfers are sent to an agent or supervisor WITHIN the company?

Internal Transfer

400

Which identifier is unique to UHC for the providers?

An MPIN!

Medical Provider Identification Number

400

A.P.R.I.L.

A Path to Research, Information, and Links

400

Reimbursement based on a percentage deducted from a provider's claim. 

Withhold

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