2024 CRCR Ultimate Test Bank Guide

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2024 CRCR Ultimate Test Bank Guide Guaranteed A+ Test Bank Actual Questions and Answers, Complete 100%

  • Overall aggregate payments made to a hospice are subject to a computed "cap
  • amount" calculated by

Answer: The Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) at the end of the hospice

cap period

  • Which of the following is required for participation in Medicaid

Answer: Meet Income and Assets Requirements

  • In choosing a setting for patient financial discussions, organizations should first and
  • foremost

Answer: Respect the patients privacy

  • A nightly room charge will be incorrect if the patient's

Answer: Transfer from ICU (intensive care unit) to the Medical/Surgical

floor is not reflected in the registration system

  • The Affordable Care Act legislated the development of Health Insurance
  • Exchanges, where individuals and small businesses can

Answer: Purchase qualified health benefit plans regardless of insured's

health status

  • A portion of the accounts receivable inventory which has NOT qualified for

billing includes:

Answer: Charitable pledges

  • What is required for the UB-04/837-I, used by Rural Health Clinics to generate
  • payment from Medicare?

Answer: Revenue codes

  • This directive was developed to promote and ensure healthcare quality and value
  • and also to protect consumers and workers in the healthcare system. This directive is called

Answer: Patient bill of rights

  • The activity which results in the accurate recording of patient bed and level of
  • care assessment, patient transfer and patient discharge status on a real-time basis is known as

Answer: Case management 1 / 3

  • Which statement is an EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Active
  • Labor Act) violation?

Answer: Registration staff may routinely contact managed care plans for prior

authorizations before the patient is seen by the on-duty physician

  • HIPAA had adopted Employer Identification Numbers (EIN) to be used in
  • standard transactions to identify the employer of an individual described in a transaction EIN's are assigned by

Answer: The Internal Revenue Service

  • Checks received through mail, cash received through mail, and lock box are all
  • examples of

Answer: Control points for cash posting

  • What are some core elements if a board-approved financial assistance policy?

Answer: Eligibility, application process, and nonpayment collection activities

  • A recurring/series registration is characterized by

Answer: The creation of one reg istration record for multiple days of service

  • With the advent of the Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Marketplaces and
  • the expansion of Medicaid in some states, it is more important than ever for hospitals to Answer: Assist patients in understanding their insurance coverage and their financial obligation

16. The purpose of a financial report is to:

Answer: Present financial information to decision makers

  • Patient financial communications best practices produce communications that are

Answer: Consistent, clear and transparent

  • Medicare has established guidelines called the Local Coverage Determinations
  • (LCD) and National Coverage Determinations (NCD) that establish

Answer: What services or healthcare items are covered under Medicare

  • Any provider that has filed a timely cost report may appeal an adverse final
  • decision received from the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC). This appeal may be filed with

Answer: The Provider Reimbursement Review Board

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  • Concurrent review and discharge planning

Answer: Occurs during service/through- out the patient stay

21. Duplicate payments occur:

Answer: When providers re-bill claims based on nonpay ment from the initial bill submission

  • An individual enrolled in Medicare who is dissatisfied with the government's
  • claim determination is entitled to reconsideration of the decision. This type of appeal is known as

Answer: A beneficiary appeal

  • Insurance verification results in which of the following

Answer: The accurate identification of the patient's eligibility and benefits

  • The Medicare fee-for service appeal process for both beneficiaries and providers

includes all of the following levels EXCEPT:

Answer: Judicial review by a federal district court

  • Under EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act) regulations, the
  • providermay not ask about a patient's insurance information if it would delay what?

Answer: Medical screening and stabilizing treatment

  • Ambulance services are billed directly to the health plan for

Answer: Services provided before a patient is admitted and for ambulance rides

arranged to pick up the patient from the hospital after discharge to take him/her home or to another facility

  • Key performance indicators (KPIs) set standards for accounts receivables (A/R)
  • and

Answer: Provide a method of measuring the collection and control of A/R

  • he patient discharge process begins when

Answer: The physician writes the dis- charge orders

  • The nightly room charge will be incorrect if the patient's

Answer: Transfer from ICU to the Medical/Surgical floor is not reflected in the

registration system.

  • The soft cost of a dissatisfied customer is
  • Answer: The customer passing on info about their negative experience to potential pts or through social media channels

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