This is a specialist in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine and usually the first person a claimant will call after being injured in an accident.

This is a Federal Health Insurance Program for people 65 and older, certain younger people with disabilities. It also has the absolute right of recovery, A.K.A. Super lien.

This is compensation for your pain/discomfort from an accident. A.K.A. "Gray$$."

What the patient says or what is perceived by the patient only and cannot be seen by the DR.

These are the 5 elements required for Medicare reporting.

This type of release is recorded and can be used in settlements under $1500, but not for Interpreter calls and not for Medicare recipients.

This type of care is completed by the injured person. It can include taking over the counter medication, hot/cold packs, and rest.

This is what never gets documented in the notes, only gets documented into the Parties involved screen.

These are the out of pockets from medical bills, lost wages or prescriptions from an auto accident, A.K.A. "Specific $$."

This is visible, measurable findings obtained by a medical examination, tests or diagnostic imaging. It could also be a mom taking a child's temperature.

This is where Medicare lives in ClaimCenter.

This release is sent from Corrgen when all medical bills, liens, wage loss and any other out of pocket expenses are accounted for and best sent via DocuSign. You should also send this even if the claimant refuses the settlement offer.

This refers to the treatment and transport of people in emergency situations. This could include
ambulance or life flight services. If it's life flight, get your sup and up the BI reserves!

This is what you send to the claimant when they refuse to provide you with their SSN or any of the Big 5 for Medicare.

This can be used for treat and release injuries where you do not have all the bill amounts yet, but you know we owe for the bills that have been incurred or in the future.