Domain
Claims
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
The date on which a claim for a specialist consultation service was submitted to the payer for adjudication. Used in claims management to track submission timeliness, monitor payer response windows, and identify claims approaching filing deadlines.
The current adjudication state of a specialist consultation claim, such as submitted, in-process, approved, denied, or appealed. Used in revenue cycle management to monitor outstanding claims and prioritize follow-up with payers for resolution.
The portion of a specialist consultation claim applied toward the member's annual deductible before insurance benefits are paid. Captured during claims adjudication to accurately reflect patient financial responsibility and update deductible accumulator balances.
The total dollar amount reimbursed by the health plan or patient for a specialist consultation service after adjudication. Reflects the net payment issued following application of deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and any contractual write-offs on the claim.
Indicates whether payment for a specialist consultation claim has been issued, is pending, was denied, or is under appeal. Used in revenue cycle and accounts receivable workflows to track cash flow and prioritize unresolved reimbursement disputes.
Records the organ systems reviewed by the consulting specialist during the evaluation, such as cardiovascular, neurological, or musculoskeletal systems. Supports medical decision-making documentation and is used to validate appropriate billing levels for consultation services.
Date on which a specialist consultation service was delivered to the patient, as recorded in EHR, claims, or care management systems. Used by data engineers to align clinical events with claim adjudication timelines, measure referral-to-consult lag times, and validate encounter data against authorization periods.
The dollar amount adjusted on a claim for single-use medical supply items, reflecting contractual discounts, payer fee schedule differences, or billing corrections. Used in claims adjudication to reconcile billed charges against allowable reimbursement for disposable supplies.
The date a claim for single-use medical supplies or consumable items was submitted to the payer. Used in claims tracking to monitor submission timeliness, ensure compliance with payer filing deadlines, and manage accounts receivable aging reports.
The adjudication status of a claim submitted for single-use medical supplies, indicating whether it is pending, approved, denied, or under review. Used in revenue cycle management to track reimbursement progress and flag consumable claims requiring payer follow-up.
The dollar value of a consumable medical supply claim applied to a member's deductible prior to plan payment. Captured during adjudication to update the member's cost-sharing accumulators and accurately reflect out-of-pocket responsibility for disposable supply costs.
The net dollar amount paid by the health plan for single-use medical supply items after adjudication, including deductible and copay applications. Used in claims financial reporting to track reimbursement for consumables such as wound care, IV supplies, and diagnostic materials.
Indicates the current payment state for a consumable medical supply claim, such as paid, unpaid, denied, or voided. Used in revenue cycle workflows to monitor outstanding reimbursements for disposable supply claims and initiate collections or appeals when necessary.
Captures the body systems relevant to the clinical use of single-use medical supplies during a patient encounter, such as integumentary for wound dressings or respiratory for ventilator circuits. Supports clinical documentation linking consumable utilization to specific patient care needs.
The date on which single-use medical supplies were administered or dispensed to the patient during a clinical encounter. Used in claims adjudication and supply chain reporting to verify service timing, confirm coverage eligibility, and support accurate billing of consumable items.
The date a claim containing a member copay obligation was submitted to the payer for adjudication. Used in claims processing to establish timelines for patient cost-sharing collection, reconciliation reporting, and copay aging analysis across medical and pharmacy benefit claims.
The current adjudication state of a claim with respect to the member copay obligation, such as pending, adjudicated, denied, or reversed. Tracks whether the fixed patient cost-sharing amount has been applied, collected, or waived during the claims payment lifecycle.
The fixed dollar amount collected or expected from a member as their cost-sharing responsibility at the point of service, as defined by their health plan benefit design. Captured in claims and remittance data to reconcile patient payments against adjudicated copay obligations.
Indicates whether the member's fixed cost-sharing copay amount has been collected, is outstanding, or has been waived. Used in accounts receivable and claims reconciliation workflows to monitor patient payment completion and identify unpaid copay balances across service encounters.
The dollar value of a financial adjustment applied to a licensed counselor's claim or remittance, representing contractual write-offs, payer corrections, or reimbursement modifications. Used in behavioral health billing to reconcile differences between billed charges and allowed amounts for mental health services.