Chapter 2: Two Sections of the CMS-1500 Flashcards

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What are the two sections of the CMS-1500 claim form?

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Patient and Insured Information and Physician or Supplier Information.

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What is the first section of Patient and Insured Information?

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Patient’s name, date of birth (DOB), gender and address.

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What is the second section of Patient and Insured Information?

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Insured’s name and relationship to the patient.

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What is the third section of Patient and Insured Information?

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Primary insurance information.

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What is the fourth section of Patient and Insured Information?

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Secondary insurance information (if applicable)

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What is the first section of Physician or Supplier Information?

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ICD-10-CM code(s).

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What is the second section of Physician or Supplier Information?

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CPT codes, modifiers (if applicable) and units of service.

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What is the third section of Physician or Supplier Information?

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Date of service (DOS)

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What is the fourth section of Physician or Supplier Information?

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Place of Service (POS)

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What does all professional claims require to identify the location where the patient received the service?

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A two-digit place of service (POS) code.

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What is the first component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Telehealth - 02.

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What is the second component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Provider’s Office - 11.

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What is the third component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Inpatient Hospital - 21.

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What is the fourth component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Outpatient Hospital/Observation Area - 22.

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What is the fifth component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Emergency Room - 23

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What is the sixth component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Ambulatory Surgery Center - 24.

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What is the seventh component that commonly reported POS codes for physician claims include?

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Skilled Nursing Facility - 31.

18
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What are the Fees Charged?

A

Physician’s NPI, Billing Provider’s name, Address, NPI and tax ID number.

19
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Does most physicians are members of a group practice and are billing as individuals?

A

No.

20
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What is usually the billing provider?

A

The legal name of the group practice (ex: Midtown Clinic or Riverside Family Medicine).

21
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What does NPI stands for?

A

National Provider Identifier.

22
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Does the NPI must be on all medical terms?

A

Yes.