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9780131722552

The Practice of Medical Billing and Coding

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  • ISBN13:

    9780131722552

  • ISBN10:

    0131722557

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2019-11-21
  • Publisher: Pearson
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Summary

Formally know as Exercises in Medical Billing and Coding,The Practice of Medical Billing and Coding, 2e, contains instructional training in the MediSoft Patient Accounting computer program, as well as a simulated work program to help you experience the real life situations that a medical biller experiences. This book is created for use as either a stand-alone text for those wishing to learn MediSoft, or in conjunction with ICDC Publishing'sGuide to Medical Billing and Coding. Some of the exercises in the simulated work portion of the book are based upon concepts learned in theGuide to Medical Billing and Coding(i.e., procedure and diagnosis coding, privacy issues, etc.). While this book is complete in teaching the MediSoft patient accounting program, it should not be considered a complete text for learning medical billing. It is important that trainees not only learn to enter data into a computer billing program, but also to understand the concepts behind what they are entering. It is suggested that a trainee take a complete medical billing course prior to learning computerized billing with this book. The simulated work portion of this text incorporates concepts that are not taught by simple data entry, for example CPTacirc; and ICD-9 coding, privacy guidelines, patient record keeping, reception area duties, correspondence, and manual completion of claims. This text is designed to enable the student to work through the material at their own pace. In the simulated work portion, the outside margin of this text has been enlarged to allow room for taking notes and jotting down procedure and diagnosis codes.

Table of Contents

Section 1 Understanding the Medical Office and Computers
1(14)
Introduction
3(7)
Consolidated Health Services
4(1)
Collecting Payments From Patients
4(3)
Setting Up Your ``Office''
7(1)
Petty Cash and Deposit Envelope
7(1)
Patient Files
8(2)
Computers---a Quick Review
10(5)
Computer Terminology
11(1)
The Computer
12(1)
Using the Computer
13(2)
Section 2 Understanding the Computer Program
15(111)
Using MediSoft
17(21)
Entering MediSoft
18(1)
Menu Bar
18(10)
Tool Bar
28(2)
Sidebar Options
30(5)
General Functions and Keys
35(1)
The MediSoft Icon or - Box
36(2)
File Menu Options
38(9)
Set Program Date
39(1)
New Practice/Open Practice
39(1)
Practice Information/Billing Information
39(3)
Program Options
42(2)
Remaining Options
44(1)
File Maintenance
44(3)
Lists Menu Options
47(20)
Searching for an Entry
48(1)
Deleting an Entry
48(1)
EDI/EMC Receivers List
48(2)
Insurance Carrier List
50(3)
Address List
53(1)
Provider List
54(3)
Referring Provider List
57(1)
Billing Code List
58(1)
Procedure/Payment/Adjustment List
58(4)
MultiLink List
62(2)
Diagnosis List
64(3)
Patients/Guarantors and Cases List
67(21)
Case Based Files
68(1)
Patients/Guarantors and Cases List
68(1)
Patient/Guarantor List
68(3)
Case Screens
71(14)
Deleting a Patient
85(1)
Printing a Patient Ledger
85(1)
Patient Recall List
85(3)
Activities Menu Options
88(10)
Transaction Entry
89(4)
Claim Management
93(5)
Reports Menu Options
98(6)
Sort Questions
99(1)
Day Sheets
100(1)
Patient Ledger
100(1)
Patient Aging
100(1)
Practice Analysis
101(1)
Primary/Secondary/Tertiary Insurance Aging
101(1)
Patient Statements
101(1)
Custom Report List
102(1)
Design Custom Reports and Bills
102(2)
Edit, Tools, Window, and Help Menus
104(4)
Edit Menu Options
105(1)
Tools Menu Options
105(1)
Window Menu Options
105(1)
Help Menu Options
106(2)
Office Hours Menu Options
108(14)
Office Hours Main Menu Options
109(7)
File Menu Options
116(1)
Edit Menu Options
117(1)
View Menu Options
118(1)
Lists Menu Options
118(1)
Reports Menu Options
118(1)
Tools Menu Options
118(1)
Help Menu Options
118(1)
Search Options
119(1)
Quick Select Icons
119(3)
Appointment Book
122(4)
The Main Screen
123(3)
Section 3 Simulated Work Program
126(51)
Manual and Computerized Entry Instructions
128(1)
Entering a Claim ``Into the System''
128(1)
Getting Started
129(46)
Clues for Simulated Work Program Assignments
175(2)
Section 4 Documents
177(100)
Section 5 Simulated Petty Cash and Window Payments
277(10)
Simulated Petty Cash
278(3)
Window Payments
281(6)
Section 6 Patient File Forms
287(16)
Patient Information Sheet
288(2)
Receipt
290(1)
Deposit Ticket
290(1)
Petty Cash Count
290(1)
Petty Cash Receipt
290(1)
Ledger Card/Statement of Account
291(1)
Daily Journal/Day Sheet
292(1)
Stationery
293(1)
Request for Additional Information
294(1)
Charge Slip
295(1)
Insurance Claims Register
296(1)
Authorized Treatment Record Form
297(1)
Preauthorization Request Form
298(1)
Patient Aging Report
299(1)
Payment Plan Letter
300(1)
Insurance Coverage Form
301(2)
Credits 303

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