Coordination of benefits (COB) occurs when a patient is covered under more than one insurance plan. This process lets your patients get the benefits they are ...

Coordination of Benefits. Name of facility/provider. Patient name. 1. Do you or another family member have other health coverage that may cover this claim?

Some members have health coverage under more than one health plan. For example, along with your Aetna® coverage, you (or your dependents) may be covered.

The most common rules for determining the order of payment are the Non-Dependent / Dependent Rule, the Active/ Inactive Rule and the Birthday Rule. Non- ...

Coordination of benefit rules are used to decide which health plan pays first for people who have more than one health plan. This helps coordinate coverage and ...

The plan that covers a person other than as a dependent determines its benefits before the plan that covers the person as a dependent. If the person is eligible ...

Certain facts about health care coverage and services are required to apply coordination of benefits (COB) rules to determine benefits under This Plan and other ...

Coordination of Benefits (COB) The Third Party Administrator (TPA) follows state law rules to determine which policy pays first (primary) and the obligations ...

We call this process “coordination of benefits," or COB. YOU PAY. Deductible. Each year, you pay 100% of your covered expenses until you meet your ...

If COB claim data is sent electronically, sending a paper EOB will only result in Aetna rejecting the claim as a duplicate. Не найдено: rules | Нужно включить: rules