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How Does Claims Processing Work? After your visit, either your doctor sends a bill to your insurance company for any charges you didn't pay at the visit or you submit a claim for the services you received. A claims processor will check it for completeness, accuracy and whether the service is covered under your plan.

Explanation of Benefits Code Listing. An Explanation of Benefits (EOB) code corresponds to a printed message about the status or action taken on a claim. Providers will find a list of all EOB codes used with the corresponding description on the last page of the Remittance Advice.

UPS Pays the Claim No matter your role in a lost or stolen package, shipper or receiver, the process of delivery replacement is not simple. With UPS, if you're the recipient, you are going to need to contact the shipper, because all reports of lost packages and claims must be filed by the shipper.

Medicare Outpatient Adjudication (MOA) remark codes are used to convey appeal information and other claim-specific information that does not involve a financial adjustment.

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The name of the person who received services (you or a family member your plan covers) The claim number, group name and number, and patient ID. The doctor, hospital or other health care professional that provided services. Dates of services and the charges.

You can either add a manual insurance payment by going to Billing > Insurance > Add Payment, or directly from a client's profile by clicking Add Insurance Payment in the right panel. From the Add payment screen: Select the insurance payer you'd like to add a payment for from the Payer drop-down menu.