Domain
Claims
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
The current adjudication state of a claim submitted by a radiologist for imaging or interpretive services, such as received, pending, approved, denied, or adjusted. Used in revenue cycle management to monitor reimbursement progress and prioritize follow-up on outstanding radiology claims.
The dollar amount applied toward a member's annual deductible for radiology services rendered by a radiologist, including diagnostic imaging and interventional procedures. Captured during claims adjudication to accurately calculate member cost-sharing responsibility for imaging-related services.
The total dollar amount reimbursed to a radiologist or radiology group for diagnostic imaging, interpretation, or interventional radiology services. Used in healthcare claims processing and remittance reconciliation to track payments against expected reimbursement for radiology service claims.
Indicates the current payment processing state for a claim submitted by a radiologist for imaging or interpretive services, such as pending, paid, denied, or adjusted. Used in revenue cycle management to monitor remittance activity and drive collections follow-up for radiology claims.
Documents the organ systems evaluated by a radiologist during imaging interpretation, including musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and pulmonary systems. Captured in radiology information systems to support structured reporting, clinical decision support, and incidental finding documentation.
The date on which a diagnostic imaging service such as MRI, CT, or X-ray was performed, captured in EHR, RIS, and claims systems. Data engineers use this field to link imaging orders to encounters, validate claim service dates, and support radiology utilization reporting and imaging workflow analytics.
The date range bounding claim submission or service dates used to filter or query claims data within a specified period. Applied in claims processing and analytics to identify adjudicated encounters falling within defined start and end dates for auditing, reporting, and utilization review.
The adjudication status of claims falling within a defined date or value range, indicating whether they are pending, approved, denied, or paid. Used in claims analytics and payer systems to monitor processing outcomes across a cohort of claims within specified parameters.
The total or banded payment amount associated with claims or encounters falling within a specified value or date range. Used in payer and revenue cycle systems to aggregate reimbursements across a claim population for financial analysis, budgeting, and payment reconciliation.
The payment processing state for claims or transactions within a defined range, indicating whether reimbursement is pending, issued, or denied. Used in payer systems and revenue cycle management to monitor financial workflow completion across grouped claim populations.
The date a claim was submitted for medical services related to a documented patient reaction, such as an adverse drug reaction or allergic response. Used in claims processing to establish the timeline between reaction onset, treatment delivery, and insurance billing submission.
The adjudication state of a claim filed for treatment of a documented patient reaction, including adverse drug events or allergic responses. Reflects whether the claim is pending, approved, denied, or appealed within payer and clinical claims management systems.
The reimbursement amount paid for medical services rendered in response to a documented patient reaction, such as an adverse drug event or allergic response. Captured in claims payment systems to track financial liability associated with reaction-related treatment episodes.
The current payment processing state for claims associated with treatment of a documented patient reaction, such as anaphylaxis or adverse drug response. Indicates whether reimbursement has been issued, denied, or is under review in payer financial systems.
The date a claim was submitted for an inpatient admission occurring within a defined period following a prior discharge, typically 30 days. Used in hospital claims processing and quality reporting to identify potential readmissions subject to CMS penalty review or care coordination analysis.
The adjudication state of a claim filed for a hospital readmission, indicating whether it has been approved, denied, or flagged for review. Used in payer and hospital billing systems to track processing outcomes and assess financial impact under value-based care arrangements.
The reimbursement amount associated with a claim for a hospital readmission episode, which may be subject to payment reduction under CMS Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program. Tracked in revenue cycle systems to assess financial exposure and care transition performance.
The current payment processing state for a hospital readmission claim, reflecting whether reimbursement has been issued, adjusted, or withheld under payer contracts or CMS readmission reduction policies. Monitored in revenue cycle systems to manage payment recovery and appeals.
The dollar amount applied to modify a previously processed claim or payment record, reflecting corrections due to coding errors, coordination of benefits, or contract rate recalculations. Captured in claims adjustment workflows to ensure accurate net payment and audit trail integrity.
The date on which a claim associated with a specific patient health record or encounter was submitted to the payer for adjudication. Used in claims tracking and revenue cycle management to monitor timely filing compliance and establish billing timelines for individual encounters.