An explanation of benefits ("EOB") is issued by an insurance company (or a third-party administrator that it uses to handle claims, or other type of health plan). It is a summary of what was paid, and what was not paid, with respect to a claim that was submitted by a provider for payment. It may reflect, for example, that the service was not covered by the terms of the insurance plan, that a portion of the service was paid, or that the amount billed by the provider was reduced per an agreement with the provider. It often also reflects what the patient's responsibility, if any, for payment is with regard to the bill, and sometimes how much of the annual deductible has been met.
It is important for an insured to be able to understand the explanation of benefits so as to confirm the the correct amount has been paid by the insurer or other form of health plan, and therefore, what his/her personal responsibility might be. Additionally, if the insurer or plan did not pay anything toward the bill, there will be code on the EOB indicating the reason for non-payment. Being able to understand the EOB will help the patient inquire further and uncover any errors in the payment decision.
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i dont know. go read the book
Good question, read the policy. It wouldn't hurt to send both.
it tells you a explanation about something and people who are interested in it will read it.
it tells you a explanation about something and people who are interested in it will read it.
Know what variable is graphed!
It is important for a housekeeper to know how to read so they can understand instructions, safety labels on cleaning products, and communicate effectively with clients or supervisors. Reading also helps them stay updated on new cleaning techniques and equipment.
You don't know how to read me means that he or she can't understand you or get to your point of view which you think is important to but he or she is not paying close attention to!
There are many employment agencies online and you can pick and choose which ones you want to use. Read into their overview to know which offers benefits.
I don't know if that's a proverb or not; I have heard it attributed as a quote from Mark Twain, and as a quote from Earl Ruby. The explanation is pretty easy, in my opinion. It simply means that if you can read but don't, you don't learn any more or grow any more than the person who is illiterate. In other words, if you can read, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT!
"No, not everyone does read the terms and services when they create a google account. Although not everyone does read them, they are important to know, as you are agreeing to them."
Of course, it is important, because when you read books, you: 1) increase your scope, 2) know more and more, 3) you can support any conversation, 4) develop the imagination