RPB390 Epic Certification Exam 2025: Practice Test & Study Guide

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RPB390 Epic Certification Exam Latest 2025 Actual

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A charge posts with a price of $77.00, this is the _______.

Choose only one answer.




A. Allowed Amount

B. Expected Reimbursement Amount

C. Billed Amount

D. Not Allowed Amount

.....ANSWER..... C. Billed Amount

Your reimbursement contract build calculates you will be able to

receive $64.00 from the payer and patient. This is the

_____________. Choose only one answer.

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A. Allowed Amount

B. Expected Reimbursement Amount

C. Billed Amount

D. Not Allowed Amount

.....ANSWER..... B. Expected Reimbursement Amount

The payer's calculation matches your contract and the payer

agrees that you should be able to collect $64. This is the

________. Choose only one answer.




A. Allowed Amount

B. Expected Reimbursement Amount

C. Billed Amount

D. Not Allowed Amount

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.....ANSWER..... A. Allowed Amount

4. The difference between the price of the charge and what the

payer agrees that you should be able to collect is $13.00. This is

the ________________. Choose only ONE answer.




A. Allowed Amount

B. Expected Reimbursement Amount

C. Billed Amount

D. Not Allowed Amount

.....ANSWER..... D. Not Allowed Amount

Billed amount .....ANSWER..... total amount charged for a service




The price of a charge sent out on the claim to the payer

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Expected reimbursement amount .....ANSWER..... The amount built

in your reimbursement contract that you expect to collect.

Allowed amount .....ANSWER..... The maximum amount an insurer

will pay for any given service.




Actual collectable amount on the EOB from a payer.

Not allowed amount .....ANSWER..... difference between billed

amount and allowed amount




The difference between the allowed amount and the billed

amount that is written off.

Purpose of reimbursement contracts .....ANSWER.....

Reimbursement contracts allow you to compare the allowed

amount you expect to receive from a payer. to what you

actually receive for every charge associated with that particular