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Atricle Dump - De-Mystifying the Medical Billing Maze
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When a patient goes to a medical provider for surgery or to be put on medication, or simply to diagnose conditions the patient has been experiencing, there are certain costs for each service the medical practitioner provides to the patient. The provider records these costs in a form, usually a HCFA, or “hic-fuh,” which can be either electronic or paper. The HCFA is then sent to the patient’s insurance company, or sometimes to a clearinghouse or other middleman that can process the claim. When processing a claim, the insurance company looks at how valid the charges that the provider put on the claim are. Different companies have different systems for determining this, but in general it can be expected that about half the charges the provider put on the claim will be paid by the insurer, and half by the patient. Things like a deductible, co-pay, and coinsurance can have a heavy bearing on how much the insurer is willing to pay. If the patient has coinsurance, for instance, the insurance company is obligated to pay for a certain percentage of all the charges on the medical bill.
When the insurer has decided which charges are valid it returns the claim to the medical provider, in either electronic or paper format depending on their customs. Once received the medical provider looks at and analyzes the claim to see what the insurer has agreed to pay. If none of the charges were rejected by the insurer the provider then they will soon pay all the charges on the bill. If any charges were rejected, the provider must make change
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When the insurer has decided which charges are valid it returns the claim to the medical provider, in either electronic or paper format depending on their customs. Once received the medical provider looks at and analyzes the claim to see what the insurer has agreed to pay. If none of the charges were rejected by the insurer the provider then they will soon pay all the charges on the bill. If any charges were rejected, the provider must make change
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When the insurer has decided which charges are valid it returns the claim to the medical provider, in either electronic or paper format depending on their customs. Once received the medical provider looks at and analyzes the claim to see what the insurer has agreed to pay. If none of the charges were rejected by the insurer the provider then they will soon pay all the charges on the bill. If any charges were rejected, the provider must make change
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When the insurer has decided which charges are valid it returns the claim to the medical provider, in either electronic or paper format depending on their customs. Once received the medical provider looks at and analyzes the claim to see what the insurer has agreed to pay. If none of the charges were rejected by the insurer the provider then they will soon pay all the charges on the bill. If any charges were rejected, the provider must make change
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Once the insurance company has agreed to pay for all the charges the provider has listed it falls on the provider to go to the patient to collect any unpaid charges.
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