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Clean Claim   A complete insurance claim form submitted withinthe program time limit that contains all the necessary info with out deficiencies so that it can be processed and paid promptly  
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Deleted Claim   Insurance claim that has been canceled, deleted, or voided by a medicare fiscal intermediary  
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Dirty Claim   A claim submitted with errors or one that requires manual processing to resolve problems or is rejected for payment  
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Incomplete Claim   Any medicare claim missing necessary info; such are identified to the provider so that they may be resubmitted  
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Invalid Claim   Any claim that contains complete, necessary info but is illogical or incorrect  
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Other Claim   Medicare claims not considered "clean" claims that require investigating or development on a prepayment basis  
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Paper Claim   An insurance claim submitted on paper includes those optically scanned and converted to an electronic form by the insurance carrier  
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Pending Claim   An insurance claim held in suspense because of review or other reason by the third party payer  
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Physically Clean Claim   Insurance claims with no staples or highlighted areas & the bar code area has not been deformed  
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Rejected Claim   An insurance claim has not been processed or cannot be processed due to incorrect or missing information  
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Health Insurance Claim Form   Known as CMS-1500 a universal insurance claim form  
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Durable Medical Equipment   Any medical equipment used in the home to aid in a better quality of living. It is a benefit included in most insurances  
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Electronic Claim   An insurance claim submitted to insurance carrier via dial up modern direct data entry or over the internet by the way of digital subscriber line  
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National Provider Identifier   A Medicare 10 digit number issued to providers which is retained for a lifetime  
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Optical Character Recognition   A device that can read typed characters at very high speed and convert them to digitized files that can be saved on disk  
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Closed fracture   a fracture where the integrity of the over lining muscle and skin has not been breached  
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Myocardial Infarction   a sudden inadequate flow of blood to the heart  
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Open Fracture   a wound resulting in direct contact of the bone and tissue with the environment  
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Lacerations   an open wound produced by tearing of body tissue  
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Social Security Number   An individuals tax identification number issued by the federal government  
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FTP   File transfer protocol  
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EMC   Electronic Medical Claim  
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AIDS   Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome  
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OCR   Optical character recognition  
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MSP   Medicare secondary payer  
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MCD   Medicaid  
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MQMB   Medicaid qualified Medicare beneficiary  
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SCHIP   State Children's health insurance program  
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MCHP   Maternal and child health program  
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MN   Medically Needy  
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EPSDT   Early periodic screening diagnosis and treatment  
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AHCCCS   Arizona health cost containment system  
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DEFRA   Deficit reduction action  
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CHAP   Child health assurance program  
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QI   Qualifying individuals program  
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