Domain
Claims
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
The date on which a pharmacy claim for a prescription refill was submitted to the payer for adjudication. Used in pharmacy benefit management systems to track dispensing timelines, identify early refill patterns, and support medication adherence monitoring and compliance audits.
The current adjudication state of a pharmacy claim submitted for a prescription refill, such as paid, rejected, or pending. Used in pharmacy benefit management to identify claim processing outcomes, resolve refill edits, and support member and pharmacist communications regarding coverage determinations.
The dollar amount paid by the payer or PBM to the dispensing pharmacy for a prescription refill claim after adjudication. Used in pharmacy financial reconciliation to track drug spend, validate reimbursement rates against contracted amounts, and support formulary cost-management analysis.
The current processing state of the payment issued for a prescription refill claim, such as paid, pending, or denied. Used in pharmacy accounts receivable and benefit administration systems to reconcile remittance advice, identify unpaid claims, and manage pharmacy network payment workflows.
The date a claim was submitted in connection with a regulatory compliance requirement, such as a state mandate or federal program obligation. Used in compliance reporting systems to verify that claims tied to regulated benefits or services were submitted within required filing timeframes.
The adjudication state of a claim processed under a specific regulatory requirement, such as a state-mandated benefit or federal compliance program. Used in compliance and claims operations to track whether regulated claims have been accepted, denied, or pended pending additional documentation.
The dollar amount paid on a claim processed in accordance with a specific regulatory mandate or compliance requirement. Used in financial and compliance reporting to verify that payment levels meet regulatory minimums or maximums and to support audit responses to regulatory agencies.
The current state of payment for a claim tied to a regulatory compliance requirement, indicating whether the obligation has been fulfilled, is pending, or was denied. Used in compliance monitoring systems to ensure timely payment of mandated benefits and document adherence to regulatory obligations.
The unique identifier assigned to the financial account used to process or track a healthcare reimbursement transaction, such as a health savings account, flexible spending account, or payer remittance account. Used in payment reconciliation and member account management to link reimbursements to specific funding sources.
A binary flag indicating whether a reimbursement arrangement or account is currently active and eligible for payment processing. Used in payer financial systems and member account administration to filter valid reimbursement records and prevent erroneous payments to inactive or terminated accounts.
A categorical value describing the current operational state of a reimbursement account or arrangement, such as active, suspended, or terminated. Used in payer and member account systems to manage payment eligibility, support audit processes, and ensure reimbursements are only processed for valid, open accounts.
The mailing or remittance address to which reimbursement payments or explanation of payment documents are directed, which may belong to a member, provider, or employer group. Used in claims payment systems to route physical checks or remittance correspondence and ensure accurate delivery of reimbursement funds.
The dollar value of a modification applied to an original reimbursement, reflecting changes due to claim corrections, coordination of benefits, overpayment recovery, or contractual adjustments. Used in claims financial reconciliation to document the net impact of post-payment changes on the total amount reimbursed.
The age of a member or patient at the time a reimbursement was issued or calculated, used to apply age-based benefit rules, cost-sharing tiers, or eligibility criteria. Relevant in claims adjudication and benefit administration systems where reimbursement rates or coverage levels vary by member age band.
The maximum dollar amount a payer will reimburse for a covered service based on the contracted fee schedule, usual and customary rates, or benefit plan limits. Used in claims adjudication to determine member cost-sharing obligations and to calculate the net payment issued to members or providers after plan rules are applied.
The actual dollar amount paid by a payer to a provider or member for a covered healthcare service after adjudication. Reflects the contractually agreed payment following application of deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and any claim-level adjustments in claims processing systems.
Indicates the current authorization state of a reimbursement request, such as approved, pending, denied, or under review. Used in claims adjudication and member reimbursement workflows to track whether a payment request has been validated against coverage rules and benefit eligibility.
Identifies the user, role, or system that authorized a reimbursement payment request. Captures the approving entity in manual or automated claims review workflows, supporting audit trails and accountability in payer adjudication or member out-of-pocket reimbursement processes.
The timestamp recording when a reimbursement request or payment was received by the processing system or payer. Used in claims operations to track submission timelines, measure processing lag, and ensure compliance with prompt payment regulations governing health insurance reimbursements.
The calendar date on which a reimbursement request or supporting documentation was received by the payer or processing entity. Used in claims management to establish receipt timelines, trigger adjudication workflows, and monitor compliance with state and federal prompt payment requirements.