Data Fields: What Are They!
Locating Missing Data Resources
Wild Card
100

This is the 1st required data field

What is First and Last Name?

100

This is a document that often contains accident details from the scene.  

What is the police report?  

100

This is the time frame in which our attempts to secure missing information should be made

What is 30 days? 

200

This is the 2nd required data field

What is Address?  

200

This is our primary tool to find information for missing data fields.

What is Lexis Nexis?  

200

This is where I go to locate the steps to address Medicare for an eligible party.

What is Knowledge Center?

300

This is the 3rd required data field

What is Legal Gender?

300

A helpful tool to find Medicare information and also any prior and post-accident loss information.

What is ISO?

300

This stands for Total Payment Obligation to Claimant

What is TPOC stand for?  

400

This is the 4th required data field

What is date of birth?
400

Not only necessary for the completion of the evaluation, but this can be very helpful to identify missing data and other medical insurance information.  

What are Medical Records?

400

This is the party responsibility to secure the final lien and ensure Medicare A/B is paid on an AR claim.

What is the Attorney?  

500

This is the last required data field

What is SSN?

500

After litigation is filed, we can use this to locate any missing data fields.  

What is Written Discovery?  

500

This is the Medicare form number we can send to the attorney to verify Medicare Eligibility.

What is the CWL2134B?