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2024 CRCR Definitions | Complete Answers 100% Correct

  • Access
  • Answer: Ability to Receive Hospital, Physician or other Medical Services without Regard to an Individual's Ability to Pay

  • Accounts Receivable (A/R)

Answer: Money owed to an Organization for Goods or Services Furnished

  • Accounts Receivable (A/R) Collection Period

Answer: Number of Days in the Accounting Period divided by the accounts

receivable turnover. This ratio tells you the average time it takes to collect amounts due.

  • Accounts Receivable (A/R) Turnover
  • Answer: Services rendered on credit during the period divided by the A/R balance.This ration tells you how many times you collect your AR in a given cycle

  • Accreditation

Answer: Formal process by which an agency or organization evaluates and

recognizes a program as meeting certain predetermined criteria or standards. A formal process for certifying that providers + health plans meet predetermined standards.

  • Accredited Standards Committee X12 (ASC X12)

Answer: Group of Industry members that creates electronic data interchange

standards for submission to the American National Standards Institute for subsequent approval + Dissemination

  • Acute Care
  • Answer: Hospital Care given to patients who generally require a stay up to seven days + that focuses on a physical or mental condition requiring immediate intervention + constant medical attention, equipment + personnel

  • Administrative Services Only (ASO)

Answer: Contract between an insurance company or claims administrator + a self-

funded plan where the insurance company/claims administrator performs certain services but does not assume any risk; Services usually include claims processing but may also include such services as group billing, actuarial analysis, utilization review + provider network development

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  • Admission
  • Answer: Formal Registration of a patient who is to be provided with medical care by the provider

  • Admitting Diagnosis

Answer: Diagnosis provided on admission, explaining the reason for admission +

coded according to current diagnosis coding conventions

  • Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN)
  • Answer: The mandated form required to be used for Medicare beneficiaries related to non-covered services. Waiver that a provider has a patient sign confirming the patient's understanding that certain provided services may not be reimbursable under Medicare + therefore are the patient's responsibility

  • Affiliation

Answer: Arrangement between organizations by which the names organizations

remain independent but have influence on each other; affiliations may or may not be permanent + may not result in common ownership or control of the affiliates

  • After Care

Answer: Services Following Hospitalization or Rehabilitation

  • Aging

Answer: Process wherein accounts receivable or accounts payable are scheduled,

listed, or arranged based on elapsed time from the date or service or transaction

  • Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC)

Answer: State Based Federal cash assistance program for low-income families

  • AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP)
  • Answer: Joint Federal-state sponsored pro- grams that assist eligible HIV-positive patients in obtaining HIV medications

  • All Inclusive Rate
  • Answer: Charge Rate established by a healthcare provider that covers all services a beneficiary may receive or be entitled to receive over a designated period of time

  • Allied Health Personnel
  • Answer: Specially trained + licensed health worker other than physicians, dentists, optometrists, chiropractor, podiatrists + nurses.

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  • Allowable Costs
  • Answer: Costs incurred by a provider in the course of providing ser- vices that are recognized as eligible for reimbursement by a third-party payer

  • Allowable for Bad Debts

Answer: An estimate of the amount of accounts receivable that a healthcare

provider will be unable to collect; It reduces the value of accounts receivable

  • Allowed Amount

Answer: Maximum amount Medicare will pay in a given area for covered service

  • Ambulatory Care

Answer: Health Serviced rendered outside the inpatient setting

  • American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

Answer: Parent organization of the ASC X12 + the recognized coordinator +

clearinghouse for the information on the U.S. + Canadian National Standards

  • Ancillary Service
  • Answer: Those services other than room, board + medical and nursing services, such as laboratory, radiology, pharmacy + therapy services

  • Appeal

Answer: Request by a provider or beneficiary to have coverage and/or payment

determination reconsidered

  • Assignment
  • Answer: Agreement in which a patient transfers to a provider the right to the receive payment from a third party for the service the patient has received

  • Attending Physician

Answer: Licensed physician who supervises the care + treatment of a patient

  • Attestation
  • Answer: Physician's report attesting to the principal diagnosis, secondary diagnosis

  • names of the major procedures performed, which must be completed shortly
  • before or shortly after the patient is discharged; signature of authorized representative affirming that information in a CMS enrollment application is true

  • Audit

Answer: Methodical review and Objective examination of services performed,

verifying specific information as determined by the auditor as established by general

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