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MED112 chapters 1

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First Step of the revenue cycle Preregister patients
Second Step of the revenue cycle Establish financial responsibility
Third Step of the revenue cycle Check in patients
Accounts receivable Incoming money
Accounts Payable Outgoing Expenses
Medical insurance Written policy between the policy holder and health plan (Insurance company)
Benefits Payments for medical services
Payer (Insurance plan)
Third-Party private or government organization paying for healthcare on behalf of the patient
health plan (Insurance company)
First party (provider)
Second party patient
Schedule of benefits List of what your insurance covers
Medical necessity What they determine to be actually needed
Providers Must meet payer professional standards
Covered Services May include primary care, Emergency Care, Medical Specialists' Services, and surgery
Preventive medical services Include physical examination pediatric,
Noncovered services those not included in a plan's benefits
Excluded Services Services that are not allowed coverage by the plan
Indemnity All but Managed care. No restrictions
Premium What's paid each months
Deductible the amount the patient pays before the insurance pays
Out-Of-Pocket maximum Max amount paid out in a year
Coinsurance percentage paid by the insurer pay before insurance
Managed Care Organizations MCO Health maintenance organizations • Point-of-service plans • Preferred provider organizations • Consumer-driven health plan
Health Maintenance Organization(HMO) combines coverage of medical costs and delivery of healthcare for a prepaid premium
Point-Of-Service Plans (POS)
Preferred Providers Organization (PPO) MCO in which a network of providers supplies discounted treatment for plan members.
Consumer-Driven Health Plan (CDHP) combines a high-deductible health plan with a medical savings plan.
Capitation A fixed prepayment to a provider for all medically necessary contracted services provided to each plan member
Private Payers dominated by large insurance companies.
Self-funded (self-insured) health plans organizations paying for health insurance directly by setting up a fund from which to pay.
Government-sponsored healthcare programs including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and CHAMPVA.
Private payers have contracts with businesses to provide benefits for their employees and may also offer individual insurance coverage.
Most large employers that offer insurance have established themselves as self-funded (self-insured) health plans. Self-funded health plans
Medical Coder Medical office staff member with specialized training who handles the diagnostic and procedural coding of medical records
Fifth Step of the revenue cycle Review billing compliance
Sixth Step of the revenue cycle Check out patients
Seventh Step of the revenue cycle Prepare and transmit claims
Eighth Step of the revenue cycle Monitor payer adjudication
Ninth Step of the revenue Cycle Generate patient statements
Tenth Step of the revenue Cycle Follow up payments and collections
International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical Modification ICD-10-CM
Diagnosis code The number assigned to a diagnosis in the international classification of Diseases
ICD-10-CM for Alzheimer's Disease G 30.9
ICD-10-CM for Frostbite with tissue necrosis of the left wrist T34.512A
Professionalism is acting for the good of the public and the medical practice.
Ethics standards of conduct based on moral principles
Etiquette standards of professional behavior.
Certification is the recognition of a superior level of skill by an official professional organization.
Medicare Covers individuals who are age 65 and older, disabled, or have end-stage renal disease
Medicaid Covers Low-Income people who cannot afford medical care
TRICARE Covers medical expenses for active-duty or retired members of the uniformed services and their dependents
CHAMPVA Covers Medical expenses for veterans with 100% service-related disabilities and their dependents
Forth Step of the revenue cycle Review Coding Compliance
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