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Accounting

A system for classifying, recording, and summarizing finacial information

Billing

Securing and processing money patients owe

Bookkeeping

The recording part of the accounting practice

Claim

A form submitted to a third party player for reimbursement

Contract

A legally binding agreement between two parties

Copayment

A small fee paid to a provider at the time services are rendered

CMS-1500

A standard health insurance claim form

Current Procedural Terminology Codes

Standard codes to designate procedures and tests

Customary

Term used to describe a providers fee; denotes the fee is usual and acceptable

Deductible

Amount of money that is the patients share of the costs of treatment

Exclusions

Treatments or services that health insurance comapnies will not pay

Guarantor

Person or organization that has agreed to pay the bill(s) for medical services

Health maintainence organization (HMO)

A type of health insurance company

International Classifications of Diseases (ICD)

Standard codes for diseases, signs, and symptoms

Itemized

Detailed explanation of a medical bill; gives a line by line list of everything that was done and all the supplies and medications were used

Medicare

Government provided health insurance for older adults, retired individuals, and some people who have disabilities

Medicaid

Government provided health insurance for the indigent or some people who have disabilities

Out of pocket

The amount of money the patient must pay for medical care

Precertification

The process of obtaining approval from a health insurance company for an admission, a test, procedure, or medication, also called preauthorization

Premiums

The costs for health insurance

Protected health insurance (PHI)

Any information concerning a patients health, medical condition, diagnoses, or treatment; it can include finiacial information

Provider network

The physicians and health care facilities that have contracted with a health insurance company to provide services