Domain
Claims
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
Binary flag in claims and payment systems signaling whether a remittance advice record meets a specific condition, such as ERA receipt confirmation, adjustment eligibility, or payment reconciliation status. Used in 835 transaction processing and EHR payment posting workflows.
Guidance text accompanying a remittance advice that directs providers or billing staff on required actions following claim adjudication. Includes steps for resubmission, appeal procedures, or corrective billing actions based on payer-specific adjudication outcomes and denial reason codes.
Unique lookup reference value used to retrieve and link a remittance advice record across claims payment systems. Enables cross-referencing between payer remittance data, original claim submissions, and payment reconciliation tables in revenue cycle management workflows.
Indicates the preferred or designated communication language in which the remittance advice and associated explanation of payment details are presented. Supports multilingual billing operations and ensures accurate interpretation of adjudication results by providers or patients receiving the remittance.
Family surname of the individual associated with a remittance advice, typically identifying the patient or insured member whose claim generated the payment. Used in claims payment reconciliation to match remittance records to the correct member or patient account in billing systems.
Official registered name of the entity or individual associated with a remittance advice, as recognized by the payer for payment purposes. Used in revenue cycle management to ensure payment records align with legal enrollment, contract, or credentialing documentation.
Hierarchical classification defining the scope of a remittance record within member payment processes, such as claim-level, service-line-level, or member-level. Used in EHR, payer, and PBM systems to route remittance data for reporting and downstream analytics.
Professional or business license identifier associated with a remittance advice, typically identifying the rendering or billing entity. Used in claims payment processing to validate licensure credentials against adjudication records and ensure compliance with payer reimbursement requirements.
Marital status of the insured member or patient associated with a remittance advice. Used in claims adjudication and coordination of benefits processing to determine dependent eligibility, primary and secondary payer sequencing, and applicable coverage rules affecting payment calculations.
Enterprise-level master identifier that uniquely links a remittance advice record across multiple systems and payer platforms. Used in revenue cycle management to consolidate payment data, eliminate duplicate remittance entries, and enable end-to-end claim-to-payment tracking across disparate healthcare financial systems.
Upper limit value applied to a remittance advice calculation, representing the maximum allowable payment, benefit cap, or reimbursement ceiling for a claim. Used in claims adjudication to enforce plan benefit limits, contractual fee schedule maximums, and payer-defined reimbursement thresholds.
Patient medical record number referenced on a remittance advice to link the adjudicated claim back to the originating clinical encounter. Used in revenue cycle reconciliation to match payer payment records with specific patient encounters, supporting accurate posting and financial reporting.
Middle name or initial of the individual associated with a remittance advice, used to distinguish between patients or members with similar names during claims payment reconciliation. Supports accurate identity matching when posting remittance data to patient accounts in billing systems.
Lower limit value applied to a remittance advice calculation, representing the minimum payment threshold, deductible floor, or baseline reimbursement amount for a claim. Used in claims adjudication to enforce payer benefit minimums and contractual payment floor requirements.
Mobile phone number associated with the individual or contact on a remittance advice. Used in revenue cycle communications to facilitate outreach regarding payment disputes, explanation of benefits delivery, claim resubmission notifications, or remittance-related inquiries between payers and billing staff.
User identifier of the individual or system process that last updated a remittance advice record. Supports audit trail requirements in claims payment systems by tracking which user or automated process made changes to remittance data, enabling accountability and compliance review.
Calendar date on which a remittance advice record was most recently updated or corrected in the payment system. Used in claims reconciliation audit trails to track when remittance data was altered, supporting dispute resolution, compliance auditing, and financial close processes.
Timestamp indicating the precise time a remittance advice record was last updated within the payment system. Combined with the modified date, provides a complete audit trail for tracking changes to remittance data, supporting claims reconciliation, compliance review, and system event sequencing.
Human-readable label assigned to a remittance record in payer or PBM systems, used to identify payment batches, ERA files, or remittance advice documents. Critical for reconciliation workflows, audit trails, and provider portal display in healthcare data platforms.
Free-text annotation attached to a remittance advice record documenting additional context, payer remarks, or internal billing notes related to claim adjudication. Used in revenue cycle management to capture supplemental information not conveyed through standard remittance codes or structured fields.