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Billing and Coding

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Administrative Code Set Under HIPAA, required codes for various data elements, such as taxonomy codes and place of service (POS) codes.
Billing provider The person or organization (often a clearinghouse or billing service) sending a HIPAA claim, as distinct from the pay-to provider who receives payment.
Carrier block Data entry area located in the upper right of the CMS-1500 that allows for a four-line address for the payer.
Claim attachment Documentation that a provider sends to a payer in support of a healthcare claim.
Claim Control Number Unique number assigned to a healthcare claim by the sender.
Claim filing indicator code Administrative code used to identify the type of health plan.
Claim Frequency Code (Claim Submission reason code) Administrative code that identifies the claim as original, replacement, or void/cancel action.
Claim Scrubber Software that checks claims to permit error correction for clean claims.
Clean Claim A claim that is accepted by a health plan for adjudication.
CMS-1500 Paper claim for physician services.
CMS-1500 (02/12) Current paper claim approved by the NUCC.
Condition Code Two-digit numeric or alphanumeric code used to report a special condition or unique circumstance about a claim; reported in Item Number 10d on the CMS-1500 claim form.
Data element The smallest unit of information in a HIPAA transaction.
Destination Payer In HIPAA claims, the health plan receiving the claim.
Healthcare Provider Taxonomy Code (HPTC) Administrative code set used to report a physician’s specialty.
HIPAA X12 837 Health Care Claim: Professional (837P) Generic term for the HIPAA X12N 837 professional healthcare claim transaction.
HIPAA X12 276/277 Health Care Claim Status Inquiry/Response The HIPAA X12N 276/277 transaction in which a provider asks a health plan for information on a claim’s status and receives an answer from the plan.
Individual Relationship Code Administrative code that specifies the patient’s relationship to the subscriber (insured).
Line item control number On a HIPAA claim, the unique number assigned by the sender to each service line item reported.
National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) Organization responsible for the content of healthcare claims.
Other ID number Additional provider identification number supplied on a healthcare claim.
Outside Laboratory Purchased laboratory services.
Pay-to provider The person or organization that is to receive payment for services reported on a HIPAA claim; may be the same as or different from the billing provider.
Place of service (POS) code HIPAA administrative code that indicates where medical services were provided.
Qualifier Two-digit code for a type of provider identification number other than the National Provider Identifier (NPI).
Rendering Provider Term used to identify the physician or other medical professional who provides the procedure reported on a healthcare claim if other than the pay-to provider.
Required Data Element Information that must be supplied on an electronic claim.
Responsible Party Person or entity other than the insured or the patient who will pay a patient’s charges.
Service Line information On a HIPAA claim, information about the services being reported.
Situational Data Element Information that must be supplied on a claim when certain other data elements are provided.
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