Insurance coding refers to the process of assigning specific codes to medical procedures, diagnoses, and treatments. These codes are used by insurance companies to determine the amount of coverage a patient is eligible for and to process claims. Essentially,
insurance coding helps translate medical information into a language that insurance companies understand and use to make decisions about payment.
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«insurance»
«coding»
Sentences with «insurance coding»
- For example, regulations call for a 30 - day grace period on all late payments under the state insurance code. (lifeinsurance.org)
- Medical assistants also typically spend a good bit of time entering in insurance codes for the procedures performed on patients to file claims for reimbursement. (work.chron.com)
- However, lactation consultants can provide you with insurance codes to submit to your insurance company. (motherandchildhealth.com)
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