Several industry standards and guidelines exist to provide frameworks and best practices for RCM implementation, such as those from organizations like the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ...
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Patient Registration and Insurance Eligibility
atient scheduling and registration includes scheduling, pre-registration and registration. Pre-registration entails collecting patient demographic information (including insurance info) and verifying eligibility..
Encounter, Coding and Charge Capture
The patient attends appointments (also called an encounter) and the clinician documents the visit in the electronic health record (EHR). The documentation includes patient history, encounter notes, diagnosis codes, follow-up information, orders, prescriptions, assessments and labs.
Claim Scrubbing and Submission
The billing team enters the charges for the claim in a medical billing system or on a CMS-1500/UB-04 form. Then, in the provider’s EHR, the team creates the claim and sends it electronically or via paper to the clearinghouse (insurance may be government or commercial payers)
Claim Status Inquiry
The back-end team (including billing specialists and accounts receivable) will track the date the practice submitted the claim and follow up on the claim status. There should be a minimum follow-up of once every 30 days until the payer reimburses the claim. In some cases, the practice may need to increase the frequency of its claim follow-up process.
Remittance Advice
The payer receives the claims and reimburses or denies the claim. The payer sends details of the amount billed and/or disallowed, and additional information, such as copayments, deductibles, and reimbursements.
Denials and Appeals
The billing team will resolve denials by identifying the root cause and submitting a corrected claim, reconsideration or appeal. Then, the billing team will follow up on the denial status. If the insurer overturns its claim denial, the insurer will post payment. If the payer still denies the claim, the appeals process starts over. If, after all this process, the payer doesn’t change its decision, the healthcare provider may decide to write off the claim as a loss..
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