Name, address, DOB, phone number, and insurance.

An amount a policyholder is financially responsible for according to insurance policies provisions.

5 digit number used to describe an evaluation by a provider

Pens, pencils, paper, toner, and clip boards.

A software system that answers automatically and routes calls to staff after the caller responds to the telephone prompts.

Wave scheduling, double booking, modified wave scheduling

A statement sent to the patient detailing what services were paid for, denied, or reduced in payment .

This form must be completed without any mistakes, or missing items for claim submission/acceptance.

Documentation from the pts visit with chief complaint, provider findings, diagnosis and treatment.

an electronic entry by the providers of treatment instructions.

This is required at times when directing a pt to a specialists office.

The form Medicare pts may have to sign if services might not be covered by the insurance

Debts that are incurred, but not yet paid.

A collection of associated files that function as a basis for retrieving information.

Measures put into place to maximize reliability and accuracy of results.

An outline used to make new pages with a similar pattern or style.

Getting insurance approval of testing or procedures.

Properties that are not subject to payment, and are owned.

This is created, and managed by a provider, their staff in a single healthcare facility.

A table used for scheduling

A notification by providers required by HIPAA that gives an explanation of pt rights, and confidentiality.

Something a pt may qualify for when in need of financial assistance.

Unlawfully increasing the reimbursement from a third-party payer.

A payment through an automated clearinghouse that allows for faster deposit.

This promotes the privacy of patients health information.