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show Accounts Receivable  
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analysis of accounts receivable showing 30, 60, 90, and 120 days' delinquency   show
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show Bankruptcy  
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show 30-60%  
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proportion of money owed to money collected on accounts receivable   show
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AKA "retainer-based medicine"; primary care physicians opt out of insurance programs, decrease their patient load, and charge an annual fee for services.   show
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show Credit  
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show Cycle Billing  
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no insurance no phone numbers, address a motel address a record of doctor hopping no referral unfilled blanks on Pt. registration form many move of residence questionable employment record   show
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show Debit card  
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a message to remind a patient about delinquent payments   show
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show Fair Credit Billing Act  
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collectors must identify themselves and the medical practice they represent; they must not mislead the patient; cannot call before 8 a.m. and after 9 p.m.; debtors may only be contracted only once a day   show
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governs anyone who charges interest or agrees to more than four payments for a given service   show
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set dollar amounts for professional services   show
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a list of the physician's procedures, services, and fees   show
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physician offers to pay another physician for the referral of patients- this is ILLEGAL practice between physicians   show
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show The Four Factors for Physicians Fee Schedule  
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show Garnishment  
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provided federal doctors for communities to build hospitals around the country; patient is INELIGIBLE for state aid   show
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a record showing charges, payments, adjustments and balance owed; is created for each patient when he/she first receives medical services   show
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show Medicare Limiting charge  
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show Medicare Non-participating fee  
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amount paid to the physician who have contracts   show
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show Multipurpose Billing Form  
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show Open Accounts  
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show Quantum merit  
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show Red Flag Rule  
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a debtor who moves and does not leave a forwarding address   show
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show Small-claims court in favor of medical practice  
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requires that providers disclose all costs including interest, late charges, and so on prior to the time of services   show
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show 2 most common types of Checking Accounts  
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show The 21st Century Act (Check 21)  
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show ABA number  
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show Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)  
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with permission the bank can transfer money to a certain day of the month from an interest paying savings account into a non-interest paying checking account   show
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show Blank Endorsement  
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show Checking Account  
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deposit or addition to a bank account   show
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show Debit  
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deposits money electronically for you so you don't have to risk losing a pay check and your money appears directly into your account   show
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paperless computerized system that enables funds to be debited, credited, or transferred; it is pre-authorized transfers that are made from one account to another   show
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approved signature on the reverse side of a check that indicates liability for payment for funds disbursed in the case of default or nonpayment   show
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The check is endorsed TWICE. First as it appears on the face of the check & as it appears on the signature card   show
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show Forgery  
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show Full (Special) Endorsement  
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an instrument similar to a check purchased for a face value plus a fee   show
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Most common types of accounts   show
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written order to promise to pay a specific sum of money on a specific date to the order of a specific payer or the bearer   show
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payer did not have sufficient money in the account to cover the checkv   show
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show Overdraft  
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show Payee (Bearer)  
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the person signing the check to pay out funds from a checking account   show
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a check that is dated when it can be and will be cashed by   show
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act of providing the accuracy of all transactions that have occurred on a checking account   show
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show Restrictive Endorsement  
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an interest-bearing account into and from which deposits and withdrawals may be made   show
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limited checking bearing statements that indicates the check is void if written over a certain amount or certain date   show
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a fee associated by a bank for processing transactions   show
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check that is not considered until it is converted into a negotiable instrument   show
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show Single entry accounting  
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show Double entry accounting  
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advantage: easy to learn disadvantage: have to do by hand   show
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show Accounts Payable  
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show Accounts Receivable Ledger  
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contains records showing monies that are available for minor offices expenses-- should be between 50-200 dollars   show
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show Assets  
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show Capital  
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are monies owed for business expenditures-- its the same as your accounts payable (what you owe)   show
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the owners net worth   show
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show Computerized Accounting  
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show Sliding a number  
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- New daysheet - Transaction slip - Ledger - Bank Deposit Slip   show
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pd   show
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show balance forward  
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show adjustment  
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ROA   show
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show received  
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show Right  
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pt   show
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L   show
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show milligram  
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show kilogram  
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p.r.n.   show
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show as much as needed  
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show arteriosclerotic heart disease  
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show that is; as is; example  
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show week  
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show return  
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show electrocardiogram  
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Dx   show
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HBP   show
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CT   show
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show patient to return  
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I & D   show
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stat   show
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ABA   show
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NSF   show
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EFTS   show
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show point of sale  
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show Magnetic Ink Character Recognition  
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ATM   show
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FDCPA   show
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show Fair Credit Reporting Act  
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show Federal Trade Commission  
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comp   show
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