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MOP 130

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Acute care   A facility that provides medical care and treatment to patients who require care for their acute condition, illness, or injury.  
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Encounter form   a listing of services and procedures for collecting charges for a patient's visit.  
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inpatient   a patient that requires a minimum 24 hour stay  
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outpatient   patient stays in the hospital for less than 24 hours  
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observation care   when patients need to be monitor closely to determine discharge status.  
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referring physician   The physician who "refers" the patient for admission.  
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assignment of benefits   A consent for any benefits or payments for services will be snet directly to the facility.  
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advance beneficiary notice   consent that identifies services not covered by patient's insurance in which they will be responsible for payment.  
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charge capturing   the gathering of charges and charge documents from all departments for billing purposes.  
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facility charge   a charge for sources use during a patient's stay.  
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releases of medical records form   A consent to release medical information to third party payer.  
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Emergency Medical Treatment Act   states that facilities are obligated to provide emergency medical access to all, regardless of their ability to pay.  
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Social Security Act 1965   provides health care benefits to the elderly and low income population.  
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Hill-Burton ACT   it provides funding for hospital constructions.  
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COBRA   the ability to continue health Insurance coverage from your previous employer for your 90 day provisionary period of your new employer.  
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patient financial policy   expectation of payment due at the time of service, collection process, and statement that responsibility lies with the patient.  
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Medicare part A   covers inpatient hospital stays  
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Medicare part B   covers outpatient visits  
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CDM   Charge Description Master  
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RA   Remittance Advice  
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EOB   Explanation Of Benefits  
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SNF   Skill Nursing Facility  
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when it is acceptable to code for signs and symptoms ?   Diagnosis has not been establish by provider in the outpatient .  
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who performs audits and investigates fraudulent activities to protect the integrity of the Medicare and Medicaid programs?   (OIG) Office of inspector general  
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who oversees the Medicare and Medicaid programs for the federal government?   (CMS) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services  
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what is DHHS responsible for ?   Their responsible for controlling Health care cost  
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What does the NCQA known for ?   providing guidelines on how a facility selects providers  
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what is hospital size measure by?   bed count  
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when a document is charged in an EHR , the original documentation is ___________.   Hidden  
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what should an insurance and coding specialist do when checking for completion of a new patient's registration form?   check demographics are completed, make sure registration forms is sign and dated , make sure the patients name matches card.  
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what is the purpose of a utilization review department?   to make sure all health services provided to a patient are medically necessary.  
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when is the first contact with the patient made in the hospital revenue cycle?   during scheduling/appointments  
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what is a hospital revenue cycle ?   the process or cycle of managing claims, payments, and revenue .  
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