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Coding & Insurance Key Terms
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Coding & Insurance Key Terms
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1. Appeal

2. Primary Care Physician (PCP)

3. Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC)

4. New Patient

5. Consultation

6. Fraud

7. Copayment

8. Compliance Officer

9. Local Coverage Determination (LCD)

10. Nonparticipating Provider (Non-Par)

11. Preauthorization

12. Medicare Part B

13. Established Patient

14. Coinsurance

15. UB-04 Claim Form

16. Medicare Part D

17. Certifications

18. Superbills

19. History of Present Illness (HPI)

20. Global Period

21. Assignment of Benefits

22. Documentation

23. Professional Component

24. Charges

25. Insurance Verification Representative

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