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100

What does "HCPCS" stand for?

Healthcare common procedure coding system. 

100

How many years does it take after not seeing a patient to be considered a "new patient" 

3 years or longer

100

What does the administrative section include? (3 examples)

Pateint information (name, DOB, phone number)

allergies

consent forms 

100

The amount that must be paid before benefits are paid by the insurance company 

Deductible 

100

what is the purpose of reconciling patients financial records?

ensures accounts are balanced and accurate. and recorded to the correct patient 

200

What are 3 examples of current procedural terminology

Office visits, laboratory tests, lession removal

200

How much time does the new patient appointment take?

60 minutes 

200

What is the purpose of the patient flow sheet 

Tracks patient visits or lab results

200

Approval of insurance coverage and necessity of services prior to the patient receiving them

Preauthorization 

200

what is the first thing in the revenue cycle?

registration and scheduling 

300

What are the code identifies for HCPCS?

Supplies, procedures, services 

300

Which appointment saves patients money and time by avoiding travel time or transportation challenges?

telehealth (virtual)

300

What does AVS stand for

after-visit summary

300

What is copayment?

A set amount determined by the plan/payer that the patient pays for specified services, usually office visits and emergency department visits 

300

what is the last in the revenue cycle

patient collection and payments posting

400

ICD-10-PCS are only for which kind of patient 

inpatient only 

400

How many minutes early does the MA ask the patient to come in to fill out paperwork?

15 minutes 

400

A record of the diagnosis and procedures covered during the current visit, also known as superbill

encounter form

400

What are the three requirements needed for optimum reimbursement?

Verify eligibility

verify if the patient's insurance covered the proposed service

complete insurance's requirements for obtaining authorization to provide the service to the patient

400

What does the revenue cycle do?

verifies patient eligibility to the final step of ensuring the appropriate reimbursement.

500

Which code set is used for billing professional services?

current procedural terminology (CPT)

500

What is clustering?

Patients are scheduled in groups with common medical needs. 

500

Define Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP)

A document that identifies how the provider will distribute and disclose a patient's protected health information. 

500

What are the four patients' financial responsibility 

Premium, deductible, coinsurance, and copay 

500

What makes the revenue cycle effective?

Organization, the patient records, documentation, coding and billing, claim submission, payment posting, and follow-ups.