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student77

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In what situation is the patient NOT liable for the medical bill?
 
  a. When the patient has valid insurance coverage
  b. When the patient is seen for an injury that occurred at work
  c. When the patient has no money to pay the bill
  d. When the patient is uninsured

Question 2

If the medical office disagrees with the rejection reason listed on the EOB, it should:
 
  a. disregard the EOB.
  b. call the claims administrator to discuss the claim.
  c. resubmit the claim.
  d. bill the patient for the claim.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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