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fahad

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The person who is ultimately responsible for payment to the medical office is called the:
 
  guarantor.
 
  patient.
 
  guardian.
 
  insured.

Question 2

If a patient wishes insurance payments to be made directly to the provider, the patient must sign which type of form?
 
  Assignment of benefits form
 
  Explanation of benefits form
 
  Patient information form
 
  Release of information form


jesse.fleming

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: guarantor.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Assignment of benefits form



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