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How to embed construction in the Medical Claim

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hello this is dr eric bricker and thank you for watching a health care z todays topic is health insurance claim repricing and todays video is a continuation of the claims adjudication video that i made yesterday and ill leave a link to that in the show notes now what is claims repricing it is the application of the contract terms to the billed charges contract terms for whom between the hospital or the physician practice and the insurance network and then the build charges are from again the hospital system or the physician group now let me show you this pictorially that may help so here you have a claim and believe it or not when i got started in the late 90s they were still using paper claims a little you used to look at eight and a half by eleven sheet of paper okay it is then sent to the health insurance company it is then adjudicated right in the previous video we talked about okay is the person eligible is the service eligible is it a covered service is it too late for timely

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What does embedded mean in medical insurance?

The first deductible is what is called an embedded deductible, meaning that there are two deductible amounts within one plan: single and family. The single deductible is embedded in the family deductible, so no one family member can contribute more than the single amount toward the family deductible.

Whats the difference between embedded and non-embedded?

non-embedded deductibles. Family health insurance plans can have one of two types of deductibles: Embedded deductible (includes an individual and family deductible) Non-embedded deductible (includes only a family deductible)

What is better embedded or non-embedded deductible?

If all other plan characteristics are equal, an embedded deductible is more desirable than a non-embedded deductible because it allows a family member to begin receiving the benefit of coinsurance by meeting the individual deductible and by not having to meet the family deductible.

What does embedded mean when it comes to insurance?

An embedded deductible is a system that combines individual and family deductibles in a family health insurance policy. Each person has their own deductible but the family also has a maximum total deductible if multiple family members need medical care during the year.

What is an embedded OOP?

Embedded OOP rules for family coverage This means: Once an individual with family coverage meets the individual OOP maximum, the plan must pay 100% of all covered expenses for that person, even if the family maximum has not been met.

What is an example of embedded insurance?

As an example, when a customer is booking a flight, they may be offered the option to purchase travel insurance as an add-on at the time of purchase. The travel insurance is embedded into the buying experience, making it easy for the customer to purchase coverage without having to seek it out separately.

What does not embedded mean?

Non-embedded deductible means no covered family member will satisfy an individual deductible until the entire family deductible is met.

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Embed construction in the Medical Claim