TAUC G1//G2 Questions With Complete Solutions
"Do I have to pay that?" Correct Answer No, but if you could
at least put something towards that today, that would be great.
1. Tricare
2. Medicare (as Primary)
3. Medicare (as Secondary)
4. Medicare Railroad
5. UHC Oxford
6. Cigna Aftra
7. Coresource (2920)
8. AARP (740819) Correct Answer 1. Tricare-East (Primary
SSN needed)
2. Medicare-Part B
3. Medicare-Secondary (Secondary in type)
Working Age Beneficiary
4. MEDICARE RAILROAD RAILROAD MEDICARE
5. P.O. Box, then Payer ID (below UHC image)
6. Cigna P.O. Box, then correct payer ID
7. 2920 CORESOURCE-CORESOURCE
8. AARP- AARP
A patient comes in with an order for a CT, Ultrasound, Xray,
EKG but it wasn't written by a TAUC provider, what schedule
do they go on? Correct Answer Provider's Schedule
A pt comes in for lab work & doesn't have a clear order that can
be scanned into DocuTap, which schedule do they go on?
Correct Answer Provider's Schedule
, Active Bankruptcy/Billing Dept Concern Correct Answer We
MUST collect copay/$99. We must also settle previous balance
before we can treat the patient again. If no amount listed, collect
copay & IM shannon.
Bad Debt OR Collections Correct Answer We must collect the
copay at a minimum. Try to collect balance or portion
remaining. They don't have to pay full self pay remaining
balance but still try obviously.
Bankruptcy Amount(s) Correct Answer The full amount(s) are
expected. The Billing Dept can answer questions. After hours?
Admin on Duty is contacted.
Bankruptcy/Billing Debt Concern Correct Answer We MUST
collect the copay/$99. If there is a balance from a previous
visit(s), we must collect that as well in order to see the patient. If
they are in fact self pay, we need to collect the full remaining
balance afterwards as well. Then IM Shannon Weeks.
Billing address for home address & INSURANCE must be in
USA. T or F? Correct Answer True.
Can someone coming in for lab work without an order have their
visit run through insurance? If so, do we collect a copay?
Correct Answer Yes, we can run it through insurance-otherwise
it would be $99 for the visit, plus a $30 blood draw because they
have to see the provider.
"Do I have to pay that?" Correct Answer No, but if you could
at least put something towards that today, that would be great.
1. Tricare
2. Medicare (as Primary)
3. Medicare (as Secondary)
4. Medicare Railroad
5. UHC Oxford
6. Cigna Aftra
7. Coresource (2920)
8. AARP (740819) Correct Answer 1. Tricare-East (Primary
SSN needed)
2. Medicare-Part B
3. Medicare-Secondary (Secondary in type)
Working Age Beneficiary
4. MEDICARE RAILROAD RAILROAD MEDICARE
5. P.O. Box, then Payer ID (below UHC image)
6. Cigna P.O. Box, then correct payer ID
7. 2920 CORESOURCE-CORESOURCE
8. AARP- AARP
A patient comes in with an order for a CT, Ultrasound, Xray,
EKG but it wasn't written by a TAUC provider, what schedule
do they go on? Correct Answer Provider's Schedule
A pt comes in for lab work & doesn't have a clear order that can
be scanned into DocuTap, which schedule do they go on?
Correct Answer Provider's Schedule
, Active Bankruptcy/Billing Dept Concern Correct Answer We
MUST collect copay/$99. We must also settle previous balance
before we can treat the patient again. If no amount listed, collect
copay & IM shannon.
Bad Debt OR Collections Correct Answer We must collect the
copay at a minimum. Try to collect balance or portion
remaining. They don't have to pay full self pay remaining
balance but still try obviously.
Bankruptcy Amount(s) Correct Answer The full amount(s) are
expected. The Billing Dept can answer questions. After hours?
Admin on Duty is contacted.
Bankruptcy/Billing Debt Concern Correct Answer We MUST
collect the copay/$99. If there is a balance from a previous
visit(s), we must collect that as well in order to see the patient. If
they are in fact self pay, we need to collect the full remaining
balance afterwards as well. Then IM Shannon Weeks.
Billing address for home address & INSURANCE must be in
USA. T or F? Correct Answer True.
Can someone coming in for lab work without an order have their
visit run through insurance? If so, do we collect a copay?
Correct Answer Yes, we can run it through insurance-otherwise
it would be $99 for the visit, plus a $30 blood draw because they
have to see the provider.
