There should not be a balance on any worker's compensation claims. There is a specific fee schedule that must be followed.
The Primary is the first responsiblity of medical billing and if you have dual then the secondary will cover what the primary does not if not its out of pocket or Dudctible
Medical billing is the intermediate between insurance, hospital and patients
Yes. This is fraud.
You can find more information on medical billing and coding on this site : http://www.everest.edu/programs/category/medical-insurance-billing-and-coding.
Medical Billing uses unique medical codes tied to any supplies or procedure to submit to insurance companies for reimbursement. The medical codes must be verified by a certified professional prior to submission.
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You must go to a College/ University and take many modules on Medical Insurance, Medical Billing, and Coding and then you must work really hard at school to get to know What Medical Billing is and stands for, wish Insurance companies will you be billing, Then you need to study on ALL the Procedural codes and Diagnostic codes as well. Last but not least you need to know about all your Medical Insurance's like your HMO's PPO's Medicare and Medical and what they are willing to cover out of pocket for their Patients.
The medical billing process is an interaction between a health care provider and the insurance company (payer). The entirety of this interaction is known as the billing cycle.
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The American Medical Association provides a detailed article on medical insurance billing and coding. If this is not good enough then other insurance company probably explains in online. If this still doesn't suffice one could go to their local insurance company for guidance.
A combination code is a single code that is used to classify two diagnoses (or procedures), a diagnosis with an associated secondary process (manifestation), or a diagnosis with an associated complication.