Claim paid and applied towards offset
Scenario Occurrences:
- This scenario occurs when insurance already paid an additional amount to the provider in the past and to cover that amount, they process and pay the current claim but do not release any payment. Instead, they ask to consider it from an additional amount paid in the past.
On Call Scenario:
Claim paid & applied towards offset
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May I get processed and paid date?
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What are the allowed amount, paid amount and
patient responsibility (Coins, Deductible or Co-payment)?
Claim paid & applied towards offset
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May I get processed and paid date?
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What are the allowed amount, paid amount and
patient responsibility (Coins, Deductible or Co-payment)?
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May I know the reason, why is it applied towards offset?
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May I know to which patient is it applied towards offset?
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May I know the patient account#, DOS & CPT?
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Could you please fax the EOB? if not then mail it
or provide the source to get the EOB?
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May I know the claim# & call ref#?
Important Notes & Actions:
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May I know the reason, why is it applied towards offset?
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May I know to which patient is it applied towards offset?
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May I know the patient account#, DOS & CPT?
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Could you please fax the EOB? if not then mail it
or provide the source to get the EOB?
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May I know the claim# & call ref#?
Important Notes & Actions:
- Please take action as per your process update. Below actions can be different from your process update.
- If you receive the EOB then you can note the account and send the EOB for posting.
- If you do not receive the EOB then you can note the account.
- Click here to go to Quiz
Prepare Notes:
Source of Status:
Clearing House Comment (Please make the changes if required):
Insurance Name:
Clearing House Name:
Insurance Phone#:
Rep Name:
Website Name:
Processed Date:
Paid Date:
Allowed Amount:
Paid Amount:
Deductible Amount:
Coinsurance:
Copayment:
Is reason for applying towards offset available?:
Reason for applying towards offset:
Is patient information available to which offset applied?:
What is the patient information? (Account number, DOS and CPT):
Source to get EOB:
Website Name/Link:
Mailing Address:
EOB Available on Website:
Additional Comment:
Claim Number:
Call Reference#
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Thank you its very helpful
ReplyDeleteWhat does aa and pa stand for
ReplyDeleteAA stands for Allowed amount and PA stands for Paid amount.
DeleteAllowed amount and paid amount
DeleteAA - Allowed Amount
DeletePA - Paid Amount
Allowed amount and paid amt.
ReplyDeleteEach step is useful.
ReplyDeleteThank you...
Deleteyes
ReplyDeleteIf we get all the details so what status we need to take over the claim. do we need to closed this claim as per paid claims or, we need to send it for client review ???
ReplyDeleteYou must have the EOB then it should be sent to posting team to post the payment.
DeleteChecked the billed Amt,allowed Amt , paid Amt if it is correct then request the Eob and send to payment posting team so they can close the account
ReplyDeleteWhy patient I supplied for offset
ReplyDeleteBecause sometimes insurance pays an additional amount to the provider in error.
DeleteI’m not getting the offset clearly
ReplyDeleteIt occurs when an insurance company has made extra payment to the provider in an error and to recover that extra amount, insurance processes the future claim but does not release the payment and applies towards an offset which means that it needs to be adjusted from the previous extra payment.
Deleteoffset code
ReplyDeleteIf you are asking for a denial code for offset then there is none since it is not a denial.
Deletedoes offset applies for out of network provider
ReplyDeleteYes, if the insurance company is going to pay the claim and has already overpaid the provider in the past.
DeleteThanks for clearing our doubt regarding the denial could you pls let me know what does mean of 'you can not that account' does it mean to assign it to further review or something else?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can note the account. So, once the EOB is received then the particular team can validate and post it.
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