Vendor Basics
APS and EIS
HIPAA and Authorizations
Paramed and Labs
Outcomes and Follow-up
100

This is Nationwide's default and preferred vendor when Nationwide orders paramed/quick check and labs.

What is APPS?

100

All requests for medical records are called this report or statement.

What is Attending Physician Report or Attending Physician Statement?

100

These words are what HIPAA stands for.

What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?

100

This exam is a personal interview that gathers medical history and body measurements.

What is a Paramed exam?

100

This is the best medical record outcome because the records are headed to underwriting for review.

What is Records Received?

200

This vendor retrieves medical records, also called APS (or APR) requests.

What is EIS?

200

On TPP policies, you search EIS using this number.

What is TPP Case ID?

200

Nationwide's signature page gives permission to request and view this type of client information.

What is the client's medical history?

200

This is an abbreviated version of the Paramed that collects only body measurements/vital statistics.

What is a Quick Check?

200

If the facility says no records were found, the agent should verify this with the client because mismatches her can cause the problem.

What is the client's name or identifying information?

300

Most lab results from APPS and IMS are sent to this lab processor.

What is CRL?

300

After opening an EIS request, you can read the representative's notes and see this date for the next touchpoint.

What is the next follow-up date?

300

This phrase means pen to paper.

What is wet sign?

300

These are uniformly ordered with both Paramed and Quick Check.

What are Labs?

300

If EIS cannot locate or contact a facility, the agent should do this before proceeding.

What is verify the doctor or facility information with the client?

400

These are the two vendors and agent can choose between in iPipeline instead of APPS.

What are IMS and ExamOne?

400

In EIS, this type of form may be available to download when action is needed from the client/agent.

What is a special authorization?

400
Some doctors offices will not accepts this kind of signed document, so the agent may need to get a wet sign instead.

What is electronic signatures?

400

Lab results should generally be available within this many business days from the exam date.

What is 4-7 business days?

400

This may be needed before records are released when the cost for records exceeds EIS approved threshold.

What is Underwriting approval for payment?

500

This requirement for medical records does not usually require servicing by the phone team because the records are either available or not available.

What is Electronic Medical Records?

500

Uploading this document to EIS can help speed up the medical record process?

What is a wet signed special authorization form?

500

If EIS says no authorization form was received, this is typically the version they still need.

What is a wet signed special authorization form?

500

A barcode starting with 8 usually points to this lab vendor, while a barcode starting with 0 usually points to ExamOne.

What is CRL?
500

If an APS is taking too long, one recommendation is for the client to do this to help move things along.

What is contact the doctors office?

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