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Can a patient be charged when being transported from one medical facility to another?
Yes, the patient is typically charged for the transportation.
If the patient vomits shortly after taking activated charcoal.What should you do?
Notify medical direction to authorize one repeat of the dose.
What should a medical assistant verify Before referring a patient to another facility?
Before referring a patient to another facility, a medical assistant should verify the patient's medical history to ensure appropriate care and continuity. They should confirm insurance coverage and authorization to ensure the referral is covered financially. Additionally, it's important to check that the receiving facility has the necessary resources and specialists to address the patient's specific needs. Lastly, ensuring that all relevant medical records and documentation are prepared for transfer is crucial for seamless care.
The medical record number can be described as?
unique patient number assigned by the health care facility
What does bill type 131 mean?
bill type 131 is an out patient medical facility bill... billed on a UB
Do all jurisdictions require a subpoena and a release from the patient to authorize release of records?
If the patient's medical records are germaine and vital to the case and can supply needed evidence, the patient cannot refuse to release them - but a court order would be necessary to gain access to them
How does a skilled nursing facility differ from an assisted living facility?
A skilled nursing facility is used for patients with diagnosed medical conditions. They require their medical training to aid in the recovery of the patient. An assisted living facility is used for people that require help with basic household functions caused by disability or old age.
What is medical code 99305?
CPT Code 99305 -Initial nursing facility care, per day, for the evaluation and management of a patient.
Who accepts medicaid for emergency medical services?
Any emergency room or other emergency medical facility. Providers are required to treat emergencies regardless of the patient's ability to pay.
What is an organization the patient has a relationship with that agrees to carry the risk of paying for medical facility?
I think you might be talking about the department of social health services.
What is your perspective of the unique patient identifiers?
In most perspectives, unique patient identifiers help to reduce the liability of the hospital or facility and increase the safety for each patient. These identifiers allow a medical professional to be sure that the care being given goes to the correct patient.
Why was Emergency Medical Services developed?
EMS was developed to provide emergency medical care to patients on the way to the hospital. In short, it increases the chances of patients to reach a medical facility where the patient could receive a more advanced medical care.
