Domain
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
The date a claim associated with a member enrollment transaction was submitted, used to verify that services were rendered within a valid coverage period. Supports reconciliation between claims data and enrollment records to ensure benefits were active at the time of service.
The adjudication state of a claim tied to a member's enrollment period, indicating whether the claim is approved, denied, pending, or returned due to eligibility issues. Used to identify claims rejected or delayed because of gaps, lapses, or discrepancies in plan membership registration.
The premium or transaction dollar amount associated with a member's health plan enrollment, reflecting payments made by the member, employer, or plan sponsor. Used in billing reconciliation to confirm that enrollment-related financial obligations have been satisfied and coverage is active.
Indicates whether the premium or enrollment-related payment has been received, is pending, or is delinquent for a member's health plan registration. Used to determine active coverage status and identify members at risk of termination due to nonpayment of enrollment fees or premiums.
The dollar amount modifying the total reimbursement for a defined episode of care, representing a condition-specific treatment period from onset through resolution. Adjustments may reflect quality performance, retrospective pricing changes, or bundled payment reconciliation across all services within the episode.
The date a claim was submitted for services rendered during a defined episode of care, representing a condition-specific treatment period. Used to sequence claims within an episode timeline and support retrospective analysis of care delivery patterns and cost attribution across the episode.
The current adjudication state of a claim associated with a specific episode of care, tracking whether the claim is approved, denied, pending, or under review. Used to monitor claims processing completeness within a condition-based treatment period for episode-level financial and quality reporting.
The portion of costs within a defined episode of care applied toward a member's deductible before plan benefits are triggered. Aggregates member cost-sharing obligations across all claims attributed to a condition-specific treatment period, supporting episode-level financial analysis and member liability reporting.
The total dollar amount paid by the health plan for all services attributed to a defined episode of care, representing a condition-specific treatment period from initiation through completion. Used in bundled payment arrangements and episode cost benchmarking to evaluate efficiency and total cost of care.
Indicates whether reimbursement has been issued, is pending, or is withheld for services within a defined episode of care. Tracks disbursement state across all claims attributed to a condition-specific treatment period, supporting reconciliation in bundled payment and value-based care reimbursement models.
Documents the body systems assessed during clinical encounters within a defined episode of care for a specific condition. Captures the breadth of the physician's review across organ systems throughout the treatment period, supporting medical necessity documentation and episode-level clinical quality measurement.
The specific date on which a clinical service was rendered within a defined care episode, such as an acute condition or surgical event. Used in episode-of-care payment models and population health analytics to sequence services and calculate episode duration and cost.
The date on which a durable medical equipment (DME) claim was submitted to the payer for reimbursement. Used in claims processing workflows to track submission timelines, enforce filing deadlines, and measure payer response times for equipment-related billing.
The current adjudication state of a durable medical equipment (DME) claim, such as pending, approved, denied, or appealed. Used in claims management systems to monitor payer decisions, identify processing delays, and support billing follow-up for equipment reimbursement.
The dollar amount paid by a payer or patient for durable medical equipment (DME) following claim adjudication. Used in healthcare financial systems to reconcile remittance advice, track reimbursement against billed charges, and report equipment-related expenditures.
The current state of payment processing for a durable medical equipment (DME) claim, indicating whether payment is pending, issued, denied, or reconciled. Used in revenue cycle management to track remittance, resolve payment discrepancies, and manage equipment billing workflows.
The dollar value of a contractual, administrative, or clinical adjustment applied to an evaluation and management (E&M) claim during adjudication. Used in claims financial reconciliation to capture write-offs, payer discounts, and corrected payment amounts for diagnostic assessment services.
The date on which an evaluation and management (E&M) claim was submitted to the payer for reimbursement. Used in claims processing to enforce timely filing requirements, track submission-to-payment cycles, and audit billing compliance for diagnostic assessment encounters.
The current adjudication state of an evaluation and management (E&M) claim, such as received, pending, approved, or denied. Used in revenue cycle management to monitor payer decisions, prioritize follow-up actions, and measure claim resolution rates for diagnostic assessment services.
The portion of an evaluation and management (E&M) claim applied to the member's annual deductible before insurance coverage activates. Used in claims adjudication and member cost-sharing calculations to determine patient financial responsibility for diagnostic assessment services.