Terminology
Across
- 2. the answer that the reviewer provided on the case
- 3. laws and rules established by individual state governments to oversee and manage the insurance industry within their jurisdiction.
- 5. a formal assessment or examination of the client’s submitted request with the possibility or intention of instituting change if necessary.
- 6. or experimental and investigational refers to treatments, procedures, or services that are not widely accepted as standard practice by the medical community.
- 8. defines the terms, conditions, and coverage details of a policy, including critical, often confusing, jargon regarding costs and services.
- 9. phone call attempts from a reviewer to a patient’s doctor to discuss details of the case and to gather additional information that may not have been submitted initially.
- 13. a physician or specialist who is treating the patient and recommending the service that is requested in the cases.
- 15. an internal identifier as to which client and line of business the case is for.
- 19. a review of the same information or additional information completed by a reviewer who has not previously reviewed the case.
- 21. or SSL, used for state specific cases to add a second license to satisfy state regulations.
- 25. or Clarification of Completed Review is a re-do of a case that was previously submitted to the client to address any issues found.
- 26. a timeframe that the client gives us to complete the review.
- 27. a request made to an insurance company for payment based on the terms of the policy.
- 31. a medical professional who is part of the clinical staff that are not a licensed medical doctor, can be a physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist, chiropractor, podiatrist, acupuncturist, or a dentist.
- 34. the specific protection provided by an insurance policy against certain risks of losses.
- 35. receives the case from the reviewer to further process the case to analyze and ensure all client-specific requirements are met within the review, and formatted with good grammar and punctuation.
- 36. the team that receives the case from the client, puts it together, and sends it to a reviewer.
- 37. a single case is sent out to multiple reviewers.
- 38. or Standard Of Care refers to the level and type of care that a reasonably competent and skilled healthcare professional, with a similar background and in the same medical community, would provide under similar circumstances.
- 39. PDF created when a completed case is submitted back to the client.
- 40. documenting all communication and decisions regarding the case including phone call and/or special instructions for the case.
- 45. services or procedures that are reviewed after they have been performed.
- 46. also known as a case number, is an identifying number that is assigned to each case that is submitted to MRIoA.
- 48. feedback provided for quality and/or coaching of a reviewer on a specific case.
- 49. or United States Food and Drug Administration protects public health by regulating human and veterinary drugs, vaccines, biological products, medical devices, the nation’s food supply, cosmetics, dietary supplements, and tobacco products.
- 50. a Microsoft Word document that is automatically created and used between the analyst, the Medical Team, and auditors for editing purposes of the review.
- 51. or Current Procedural Terminology code is a code used by healthcare providers to describe medical, surgical, and diagnostic services.
- 52. an integrated submittal form that the client fills out with all applicable information and request that is for the case itself.
Down
- 1. inquiries and concerns from the client about a case that is being worked or has been returned.
- 4. run by the government, not overseen by a specific state.
- 7. is a process that uses case notes to put a case in a holding place while waiting on direction from a client or supervisor.
- 9. services or procedures that require approval from the insurance company before they are performed.
- 10. created when the reviewer sends the case back to MRIoA for the completion steps.
- 11. or Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System, a standardized coding system used to facilitate the processing of healthcare claims.
- 12. a review for the same patient and client request sent to two or more reviewers.
- 14. or The National Committee for Quality Assurance is an accreditation company known for its Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS), which is used by more than 90% of America's health plans to measure performance on important dimensions of care and service.
- 16. a set of guidelines for coverage decisions on a specific service.
- 17. a program is used by both the Health and Pharmacy departments. Star is the program we will use to process cases.
- 18. a process when a case that has already been assigned to a reviewer would need to be reassigned to a second reviewer to finish.
- 19. or addendum is when additional edits or corrections is made on a case that was submitted to the client.
- 20. or PHI, refers to any information about health status, provision of health care, or payment for health care that can be linked to a specific individual.
- 22. a statement that is added to the review that addresses the determination at a sixth grade reading level.
- 23. client-specific instruction for case fulfillment
- 24. a question or a request to the reviewer to clarify a portion of the review.
- 28. a specific condition or circumstance is not covered by the insurance policy.
- 29. an MRIoA website application where our clients can submit and review requests.
- 30. the explanation of the reviewer’s opinion.
- 32. an MRIoA website application where our panel of reviewers can see and review cases that are assigned to them, submit their reports, and respond to clarifications.
- 33. a physician or pharmacist on the health team who complete reviews.
- 40. client-specific instruction
- 41. or S/O is sending the reviewer a notification to accept (or decline) extensive edits that were made by the completion team.
- 42. a physician contracted by MRIoA to complete reviews.
- 43. refers to the principles or standards of which something is judged or decided.
- 44. or Conflict of Interest refers to a situation where a person's or organization's personal interests could potentially influence their professional judgment, decisions, or actions.
- 47. or Utilization Review Accreditation Commission, an independent, non-profit organization that promotes health care quality through accreditation, certification, and measurement programs.