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CBCS: Module 1 Vocab

TermDefinition
Abuse Billing patterns and practices that are excessive or unnecessary but not fraudulent
Accounts Recievable The amount owed to a provider for health care services rendered
Appeals Process A process used to request review of a claim that was denied- to determine if the denial was due to a billing error; if so, file an appeal at the lowest level; and then move up to higher levels if needed
Assignment of Benefits Methods of a patient requesting their claim benefits be paid to the health care organization that provided the service
Beneficiary Person eligible to receive benefits for covered services once the annual deductible has been met
Coinsurance Predetermined percentage the patient is responsible to pay for covered services once the annual deductible has been met
Copayment (Copay) Flat, fixed amount that a patient pays for specific services (ex. office emergency department encounters)
Covered Entity Entity that transmits health information in electronic form (ex. providers, health plans, clearinghouses)
Deductible Annual amount the patient must pay before the insurance will begin to pay for covered benefits
electronic data interchange (EDI) Computer technology that contains the exchange of data between the health care provider and payer
Eligibility Process of verifying the patient has insurance coverage and has benefits for the services to be provided
Encounter Form Document that captures diagnoses or procedure codes for the services provided during the patient's encounter (electronic or paper format)
Fraud Internationally billing for services not performed, reporting fraudulent diagnosis, or medical coding errors
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Federal act that governs and mandates regulations that include privacy, confidentiality, and security for health care data and information
Medical Necessity Process of providing diagnosis codes that support the services rendered to the patient; coding for medical necessity involves associating applicable ICD-10:CPT codes within the billing software, which is referred to as "linkage/linking"
Out of Pocket Payment Patient responsibility portion of a health insurance plan defined by the payer (INC. annual deductible, copay, and coinsurance amounts)
Preauthorization Process of requesting approval for a service or procedure by providing medical history to the insurance to support the medical need for the surgical procedures
Precertification Process of determining a patient's coverage details for health care services (lab imaging services, hospitalizations, surgical procedures
Protected Health Information Individually Identifiable Patient Information
Revenue Cycle Management Process that health care providers use to manage financial viability by increasing revenue, improving cash flow, from registration to final payment
Third Party Payer Health care insurance company that reimburses services provided by providers and/or health care organiztions
Utilization Management Method used to control health care cost, by reviewing the appropriateness and medical necessity of services rendered to the patients prior to the treatment being performed
Adjudication The process where the insurance company receives a claim and makes a determination on payment or denial
Allowed Amount The maximum amount an insurance company will pay for the service for the service, procedure, or supply
Auditing Process The act of reviewing and comparing the patient medical records and claims to assess for coding appropriateness and completeness of the medical documentation
Coding Compliance The conformity and adherence to established coding guidelines and regulations
Current Procedural Technology (CPT) Descriptive definitions used to explain procedures and services provided to the patient
Denied Claim A claim returned for a third-party payer because of technical errors patient coverage errors
Explanation of Benefits Document that explains how the payer processed the claim for ; Remittance Advice
Fee-for-Service Cost or fee that is charged for each individual service
Health and Human Services Government department that oversees the health of the community and provides crucial services to
International Classification of Disease 10th Edition Clinical Modifier (ICD-10-CM) List of codes used to report and classify diseases, conditions, and other reasons for health care encounters
Noncompliance The act of disregarding rules and guidelines outlined by state and federal government agencies and third-party agencies
Officer of Inspector General Government department that investigates fraud and abuse
Place of Service (POS) Two-digit code that identifies where the services were performed
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