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Health insurance A plan that helps pay for medical expenses
PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) A health insurance plan that allows patients to see in-network or out-of-network providers without a referral
HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) Requires patients to choose a primary care provider (PCP) and usually requires referrals to see specialists
POS (Point of Service) Combines features of HMO and PPO; requires a PCP but allows some out-of-network care
EPO (Exclusive Provider Organization) No referrals required, but generally covers only in-network providers except in emergencies
Medicare Federal health insurance for people age 65 and older and certain younger people with disabilities
Medicaid State and federal health insurance for eligible low-income individuals and families
Copayment (Copay) A fixed amount the patient pays for a healthcare service
Deductible Amount the patient pays before insurance begins paying
Coinsurance Percentage of costs the patient pays after meeting the deductible
Premium Monthly amount paid to keep insurance coverage active
Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Statement explaining what insurance paid and what the patient may owe
Preauthorization (Prior Authorization) Approval required from insurance before certain services or procedures
Subscriber person who holds the insurance policy
Dependent person covered under another person's insurance plan (such as a child or spouse)
Beneficiary person who receives benefits from an insurance plan
Guarantor person financially responsible for the patient's bill
What code describes a diagnosis? ICD-10-CM
What code describes a procedure? CPT
Who completes the CMS-1500 form? Healthcare provider's office/billing staff
ICD-10-CM codes used to describe diagnoses and medical conditions
CPT codes used to describe medical procedures and services performed by providers
HCPCS codes used for supplies, equipment, medications, and services not included in CPT
Medical Necessity requirement that a service must be appropriate and needed for diagnosis or treatment
Coordination of Benefits (COB) process of determining which insurance pays first when a patient has multiple plans
Denied Claim claim rejected by insurance due to errors, lack of coverage, or missing information
Clean Claim claim submitted correctly with all required information
Fraud intentional deception for financial gain
Abuse improper practices that may result in unnecessary costs
Medicare Part A hospital insurance (inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing, hospice)
Medicare Part B medical insurance (physician visits, outpatient services, preventive care)
Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) private insurance alternative to Original Medicare
Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage
Subscriber person who holds the insurance policy
Dependent person covered under another person's insurance plan (such as a child or spouse)
Beneficiary person who receives benefits from an insurance plan
Guarantor person financially responsible for the patient's bill
What does EOB explain? Insurance payment details and patient responsibility
Which Medicare part covers physician visits? Medicare Part B
Created by: Valentine.Taylor
 

 



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