1. what is the list only feature in the claim management dialog box used for ?
2. A new billing specialist in the office tells you it is less costly to submit electronic claims directly to insurance carries without using a clearinghouses ? what are the benefits?
3. If claim were not created and transmitted, what would the consequence be ?
4. Why is it important that claims be submitted soon after the patien's visit?
5. why is it important that claims be submitted with complete and correct information?
1. what is the list only feature in the claim management dialog box used for ?
Answer:-
List only button is for when claims that only match a certain criteria need to be shown.
2. A new billing specialist in the office tells you it is less costly to submit electronic claims directly to insurance carries without using a clearinghouses ? what are the benefits?
Answer:-
Offices use clearinghouses for several reasons, including the "scrubbing" of claims before they are transmitted to an individual carrier to ensure claims are clean. Also, in an office that conducts business with a large number of insurance carriers, it would be time-consuming to learn the transmission requirements of each carrier.
1. what is the list only feature in the claim management dialog box used for ?...
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