Plan Identifier Plan Name A2A Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas A2B Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas A2C Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois A2D Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas A2E Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas A2F Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas A2G Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois A2H … Read more
What is Denial Code 22? Denial Code 22 in medical billing refers to “This care may be covered by another payer per coordination of benefits (COB).” This denial occurs when the insurance payer determines that another insurer should be the primary payer, leading to claim rejection or a delay in reimbursement. Common Causes of Denial … Read more
What is Denial Code 29? Denial Code 29 in medical billing indicates “The time limit for filing has expired.” This means that the claim was submitted after the payer’s allowable timeframe for claim submission, resulting in denial. Every insurance payer, including Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurers, has a specific timeframe within which claims must be … Read more
What is Place of Service 02 POS 02 stands for Place of Service Code 02, which is used by healthcare providers to show that telehealth services were given somewhere other than the patient’s home. This could be a clinic, hospital, or other medical facility. Key Points: Common in rural or dialysis center settings. It tells … Read more
When billing for outpatient medical services, choosing the correct Place of Service (POS) code can make or break your reimbursement. Among the most debated are POS 2 (Telehealth Provided Other than in Patient’s Home) and POS 10 (Telehealth Provided in Patient’s Home). These two codes may seem similar, but their implications for billing, reimbursement, and … Read more
The HCFA CMS-1500 form is a standardized claim form used by healthcare providers in the United States to bill Medicare and Medicaid programs, as well as many private insurance companies. The form, developed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), is essential for ensuring that healthcare providers receive reimbursement for services rendered to … Read more
A copay is a fixed amount that a patient is required to pay for a specific medical service or prescription, at the time the service is provided. It is denoted as copay (PR-3) This amount is typically predetermined by the patient’s health insurance plan and does not change based on the total cost of the … Read more
Introduction: A deductible is the amount of money a patient has to pay out-of-pocket for covered healthcare services before their health insurance policy starts covering the costs it is also denoted as PR-1. It is a standard feature of most health insurance plans, and it resets annually. Once the deductible is met, the insurer will … Read more
Coinsurance is the percentage of a medical bill you pay after meeting your deductible. Unlike a copay PR-3, which is a set amount, coinsurance varies as a percentage (%) of the total cost of a service. It is also denoted as PR-2 Once you meet your deductible, coinsurance is what you owe, while the insurance … Read more
