Certified Revenue Cycle Representative Exam
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Contents (Brief):
OIG Compliance Plans
Ethics & Professional Standards
Medical Debt & Patient Collections
Case Management in Hospitals
Discharge & Care Coordination
Medicare/Medicaid Policy Review
1. Annually, the OIG publishes a work plan of compliance issues and objec-
tives that will be focused on throughout the following year. Identify which option
is NOT a work plan task mentioned in this course.
A. Payments to Physicians for Co-Surgery Procedures
,B. Denials and Appeals in Medicare Part D
C. Standard Unique Employer Identifier
D. Medicare Hospital Payments for Claims involving the Acute- and Post-
Acute-Care Transfer Policies
Ans>> Standard Unique Employer Identifier
2. T/F: Consents are signed as part of the post-service process.
: False
3. T/F: Patient service costs are calculated in the pre-service process for
scheduled patients.
: True
4. T/F: The patient is scheduled and registered for service is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
5. T/F: The patient account is monitored for payment is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
, 6. T/F: Case management and discharge planning services are a post-service
activity
: False
7. T/F: Sending the bill electronically to the health plan is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
8. The following statements describe the best practices established by the
Medical Debt Task Force. Select the True statements.
-Educate patients.
-Coordinate to avoid duplicate patient contracts.
-Exercise moderate judgement when communicating with providers about
scheduled services.
-Be consistent in key aspect of account resolution.
-Report to healthcare plans when the patients account is transferred to col- lection
agency.
-Follow best practices for communication
Ans>> -Follow best practices for communi- cation.
-Be consistent in key aspects of account resolution.
-Coordinate to avoid duplicate patient contracts.
-Educate patients.
Questions and Verified Answers
100% Guarantee Pass
Contents (Brief):
OIG Compliance Plans
Ethics & Professional Standards
Medical Debt & Patient Collections
Case Management in Hospitals
Discharge & Care Coordination
Medicare/Medicaid Policy Review
1. Annually, the OIG publishes a work plan of compliance issues and objec-
tives that will be focused on throughout the following year. Identify which option
is NOT a work plan task mentioned in this course.
A. Payments to Physicians for Co-Surgery Procedures
,B. Denials and Appeals in Medicare Part D
C. Standard Unique Employer Identifier
D. Medicare Hospital Payments for Claims involving the Acute- and Post-
Acute-Care Transfer Policies
Ans>> Standard Unique Employer Identifier
2. T/F: Consents are signed as part of the post-service process.
: False
3. T/F: Patient service costs are calculated in the pre-service process for
scheduled patients.
: True
4. T/F: The patient is scheduled and registered for service is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
5. T/F: The patient account is monitored for payment is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
, 6. T/F: Case management and discharge planning services are a post-service
activity
: False
7. T/F: Sending the bill electronically to the health plan is a time-of-service
activity.
: False
8. The following statements describe the best practices established by the
Medical Debt Task Force. Select the True statements.
-Educate patients.
-Coordinate to avoid duplicate patient contracts.
-Exercise moderate judgement when communicating with providers about
scheduled services.
-Be consistent in key aspect of account resolution.
-Report to healthcare plans when the patients account is transferred to col- lection
agency.
-Follow best practices for communication
Ans>> -Follow best practices for communi- cation.
-Be consistent in key aspects of account resolution.
-Coordinate to avoid duplicate patient contracts.
-Educate patients.
