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100

a two-character code added to a CPT OR HCPCS code that provides further information about the procedure?

Modifier

100

The date medical services or procedures were provided to the patients? (DOS-Date of Service) 

Service Date

100

the date funds are allocated to the balance due of an account?

Posting date

100

the classification of accounts by the time elapsed after the date of billing or the due date?

Aging 

100

The date a medical service or procedure is actually provided or rendered?

Date of Service

200

a medical code set developed by the World Health Organization classifies diagnoses and symptoms? 

ICD

200

A billing submitted to an insurance carrier for reimbursement of medical services or procedures rendered to a patient by a provider 

Medical Claim 

200

the allocate funds to the balance due of an account?

Post Payment 

200

the act of collecting patient balances?

Patient collections 

200
after received a service patient received this document with balances due, and includes online methods of paying online or mailing in a payment? 

Patient Statement

300

also known as superbill, charge ticket, or visit/fee slip; contains all of he information insurance companies require in order to consider a claim for payment?

Encounter Form

300

the transfer or forwarding of completed claim information from Medicare to medicaid, medical or private insurance companies that provide supplemental insurance benefits to Medicare beneficiaries? 

Crossover Claim 

300

arise when a company provides goods or services on credit;money that is owed to your group broken out by financial class (example private pay, Medicare, Commercial insurance) 

Accounts Receivable 

300

the individual who is responsible for any private pay balances; the remaining amount, if any, after insurance has paid its portion?

Responsible Party 

300
a sum of money an insurance carrier requests be refunded because there was a duplicate payment, the patient's coverage was terminated or the claim was overpaid?

Takeback

400

also known as a encounter form, a charge ticket, or visit/fee slip; contains all of the information insurance companies require in order to consider a claim for payment?

Superbills 

400

an entity other than the patient that reimburses expenses for health care services. Which includes insurance companies, third party companies, no-fault insurance, workers comp? 

Payer

400

also known as direct deposit, transfers payment from the insurance company directly into the provider's bank account? 

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) 

400

Arise when a company provides goods or services on credit, money that is owed to your group broken out by financial class? (example: Private Pay,Medicare, Blue Shield, Commercial)

Accounts Receivable 

400

A name to reference the insured on the policy or the party entitled to payment, such as the provider or facility? 

Payee 

500

A medical code set maintained by the American Medical Association. Each code identifies a medical, surgical, or diagnostic procedure or service performed? 

CPT 

500

a report that shows insurance claims that are unpaid or patient accounts that are unpaid?

Aging Report 

500
a sum of money that is written off a patient's account for any reason. (example would be the amount between the charges and allowed amount that is not collected due to contractual agreement) 
Adjustment
500

Fees for procedures performed or services rendered?

Charges

500

Number of service, or the number of units of service provided to the patient?

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