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All Info - S. 177 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): A bill to prohibit Federal funding of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
A bill Type 111 indicates an original bill for an inpatient encounter. A bill Type 117 indicates a revised bill for an inpatient encounter. Billing code 117 on a UB-04 could indicate no appeal is warranted because the provider submitted a revised claim. In this instance, refer to the creation date of the UB-04.
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721 Admit Through Discharge Claim - This code is used for a bill encompassing an entire course of outpatient treatment for which the provider expects payment from the payer. 722 Interim - First Claim - This code is used for the first of an expected series of payment bills for the same course of treatment.
Definition: A code indicating the specific type of bill (inpatient, outpatient, etc.). The first digit is a leading zero. The second and third digits are the facility code. The fourth digit is a frequency code.

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711 used for Original Claims. 710 used for Non-payment/zero Claims. 717 used for Adjustment Claims. 718 used for Cancelled Claims.
The bill contains education reform provisions that were primarily intended to connect teacher hiring and dismissal to teacher performance. Many of the provisions expand on the Performance Evaluation Reform Act (PERA) of 2010 - the Race to the Top bill approved in January of 2010 (Public Act 96-861).

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