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show 1. Medical Terminology 2. Human Biology 3. Critical reading skills 4. excellent communication skills 5. good computer skills 6, math skills 7. application knowledge of medical insurance  
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Needed to help differentiate between technical descriptions of different but similar diagnoses or procedures   show
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show Medical Terminology  
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What are to 2 most important components of effective oral communication?   show
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What is considered appropriate nonverbal communication with a patient ?   show
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What are some important humaln relation skills?   show
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What are some basic computer hardware knowledge?   show
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What are some basic computer terms?   show
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brain of the computer   show
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show RAM  
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show ROM  
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show Database  
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show referred to as biomedical and clinical databases. meaning the ability to save, retrieve, and backup files as necessary.  
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show -ICD-10-CM -CPT  
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show used to code diagnoses  
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show used to code procedures  
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The process of converting verbal and written descriptions of medical conditions and procedure into numeric and/ or alphanumeric codes.   show
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show beacause the livelihood of the physician and staff depend on it  
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Responsibilities of an insurance specialist:   show
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Professional or Medical Etiquette   show
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show Breach of Confidentiality  
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show Never give information over the phone or in persson until you have verified that the party making the request is entitled to the information.  
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show faxing patient information  
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An intentional deception or misrepresentation that an individual makes, knowing it to be false which could result in some unauthorized benefit   show
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Submitting Claims for items or services that are not medically necessary to treat the patient's condition   show
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show Traditional Insurance  
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show Medicare (Government Sponsored)  
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show Medicaid (Government Sponsored)  
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show TRICARE (Government Sponsored)  
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Reimbursement for lost income resulting from temporary or permanent illness or injury.   show
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show -automobile -business -homeowner's -worker's compensation -malpractice  
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Which Parent's policy is primary in the case of divorced parents with a minor child (both parents have insurance on the child)?   show
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show Deductible  
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The percentage paid by the insurance carrier or that paid by the insured. After the spplication of the deductible to the submitted bills, the insurance policy pays a percentage of the remaining amount.   show
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Participating Provider   show
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show Insurance claim form used by Medicare and accepted by nearly all insurance carriers. Formerly known as the HCFA-1500 form  
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Fair Debt Collection Practice Act   show
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What information should be obtained when a New Patient arrives?   show
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show All Patients (with insurance)  
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show the financial record source document used by health care providers  
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show Diagnosis Code  
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show CMS-1500 form (formerly HCFA-1500) Developed by CMS-Centers for Meidcare and Medical services  
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show divided into 33 sections or blocks  
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show -incorrect coding of diagnosis or procedures -missing policy numbers -diagnosis codes and procedure codes do not match -charges not itemized  
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show is a statement telling the patient and/or provider how the insurance company determined it's share of the reimbursement.  
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show 3 seperate provisions that govern phsician self-referral patients.  
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"Stark II"   show
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