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Hospital and Clinic Billing

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Definition
Clean Claim   Will pass CWF edits, is processed electronically, and does not require further contact or evidence  
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Incomplete Claim   Claim missing required information  
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Invalid Claim   Claim contains complete and necessary information, but the information is illogical or incorrect  
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Unprocessable   A claim considered incomplete or invalid due to missing claim form data elements  
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Non-standard   A claim that has extraneous attachments in lieu of data entered correctly in the claim form  
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1 calendar year   Deadline to file a Medicare claim for services  
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Code edits   Examine a record for the correct use of ICD-9-CM codes  
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Coverage edits   Examine the type of patient and the procedures performed to determine if the services were covered  
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Clinical edits   Examine the clinical consistency of procedural and diagnostic information to determine if it is clinically reasonable  
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NCCI   Medicare's National Correct Coding Initiative promotes correct coding methodologies and strives to eliminate improper coding.  
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Data Mailer   A system-generated, free-form statement that is used to communicate the status of a patient's account and/or to bill the patient for an unpaid amount remaining on the account  
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Medicare Summary Notice (MSN)   A statement to the payee and/or beneficiary reflecting services received, charges submitted, charges allowed, amount for which the beneficiary is responsible, and the amount that was paid to the provider or beneficiary.  
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Itemized Statement   Provides a complete listing or detailed account of every service posted to a patient account to include the date of service, descrition of service, service code, charge amounts, and totals.  
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CMS 1500 form   the equivalent electronic transaction is the 5010A1, formerly the 837P  
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Field locators 1-17   Provider and patient information  
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Field locator 38   Responsible party name and address  
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Field locator 29   Accident State  
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Field locators 18-28   Condition codes  
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Field locators 35-36   Occurance Span Codes and Dates  
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Field locator 67   Principal Diagnosis Code  
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Field locator 69   Admitting Diagnosis  
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Field locator 51   Health Plan Identifier Number  
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Field locators 42-49   Revenue descriptions, codes, and charges  
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Field locator 58   Insured's name  
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$1216.00 per spell of illness   Part A current year inpatient deductible, days 1 through 60  
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$304.00 per day   Part A coinsurance, days 61 through 90  
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$608.00 per day   Part A lifetime reserve, days 91 through 150  
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$0 per benefit period   Part A SNF care, days 1 through 20  
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$152.00 per day   Part A SNF care, days 21 through 100  
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$0.00   Part A, home health care  
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Coinsurance (20% Medicare-approved amount)   Part A, DME  
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$147.00 per year, then 20% of Medicare-approved amount   Part B, Medical and other services  
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First 3 pints per year, then 20% of the Medicare-approved amount   Part B, Blood  
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Diabetes Screening Test   2 screening tests per year with pre-diagnosis, 1 screening per year if tested but not diagnosed  
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Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)   Members must generally get healthcare from providers in the plan's network  
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Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)   members can see any doctor or provider that accepts Medicare and they don't need a referral to see a specialist  
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Private Fee-for-Service Plans   allow members to got to any provider that accepts the plan's terms. The private company decides how much it will pay and how much members pay for services  
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Special Needs Plans   limit all or most of their membership to people in some long term care facitities, and who are eligible for Medicare and Medicaid.  
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Medicare Medical Savings Accounts   there are two parts, one part is Medicare Advantage Plan with a high deductible and the other part is a Medical Savings Account into which Medicare deposits money that people cand use to pay healthcare costs  
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Condition Code 02   Condition is Employment Related  
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Condition Code 21   Billing for Denial  
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Condition Code 40   Same Day Transfer  
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Field Locators 31-34   Occurrence Codes and Dates  
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Occurrence Code 01   Auto Accident  
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Occurrence Code 11   Date of Onset of Symptoms/Illness  
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Occurrence Code 18   Date of Patient/Beneficiary Retirement  
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Field Locators 39-41   Value Codes and Amounts  
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Value Code 01   Most Common Semi-Private Rate  
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Value Code 12   Working Aged Beneficiary/Spouse with EGHP  
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Value Code 13   ESRD Beneficiary in a Medicare Coordination Period with an EGHP  
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Rev Code 250   Pharmacy  
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Rev Code 300   Lab  
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Rev Code 450   Emergency Room  
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