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Added for You - Medical Billing - DA1 Record Fields 1 Through 14
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DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
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Because some much information needs to be provided regarding the payer of the claims and only 320 positions are available for each record, the payer information has to be broken up between three separate records, otherwise all the information could go in one record. There are some formats that actually address this problem by allowing variable length records to be sent. NSF 3.01 is not one of those formats.
DA1 field 1, positions 1 - 3, is the record type and must be filled with DA1.
DA1 field 2, positions 4 - 5 is the sequence number. Because multiple DA1 records can be transmitted, each one must have a sequence, such as DA1-01, DA1-02, etc.
DA1 field 3, positions 6 - 22, is the patient ID and must match the patient ID in the CA0, DA0 and all other records containing this information. These are all cross-matched.
DA1 fields 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, positions 23 - 113, are the patient's address fields which include street address 1 and 2, city, state and zip. All are required except address 2.
DA1 field 9, positions 114 - 120, is the cost containment amount. Cost containment has to do with fee schedules and is way beyond the scope of this article. This amount should be calculated by your software so don't sweat it.
DA1 field 10, positions 121 - 127, is the other disallowance amount. This is the amount of the claim that is not paid either because it is not allowed payment or there is a cap on the payment. The subject of allowables is also beyond the scope of this article.
DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
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DA1 field 1, positions 1 - 3, is the record type and must be filled with DA1.
DA1 field 2, positions 4 - 5 is the sequence number. Because multiple DA1 records can be transmitted, each one must have a sequence, such as DA1-01, DA1-02, etc.
DA1 field 3, positions 6 - 22, is the patient ID and must match the patient ID in the CA0, DA0 and all other records containing this information. These are all cross-matched.
DA1 fields 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, positions 23 - 113, are the patient's address fields which include street address 1 and 2, city, state and zip. All are required except address 2.
DA1 field 9, positions 114 - 120, is the cost containment amount. Cost containment has to do with fee schedules and is way beyond the scope of this article. This amount should be calculated by your software so don't sweat it.
DA1 field 10, positions 121 - 127, is the other disallowance amount. This is the amount of the claim that is not paid either because it is not allowed payment or there is a cap on the payment. The subject of allowables is also beyond the scope of this article.
DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
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DA1 field 3, positions 6 - 22, is the patient ID and must match the patient ID in the CA0, DA0 and all other records containing this information. These are all cross-matched.
DA1 fields 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, positions 23 - 113, are the patient's address fields which include street address 1 and 2, city, state and zip. All are required except address 2.
DA1 field 9, positions 114 - 120, is the cost containment amount. Cost containment has to do with fee schedules and is way beyond the scope of this article. This amount should be calculated by your software so don't sweat it.
DA1 field 10, positions 121 - 127, is the other disallowance amount. This is the amount of the claim that is not paid either because it is not allowed payment or there is a cap on the payment. The subject of allowables is also beyond the scope of this article.
DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
DA1 f
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DA1 field 10, positions 121 - 127, is the other disallowance amount. This is the amount of the claim that is not paid either because it is not allowed payment or there is a cap on the payment. The subject of allowables is also beyond the scope of this article.
DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
DA1 f
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DA1 field 11, positions 128 - 134, is the allowed amount. This is the part of the bill that the payer is allowed to pay. This doesn't mean it will be paid, just that it can be paid. You may actually receive less than this.
DA1 field 12, positions 135 - 141, is the deductible amount. Most policies have a deductible, or an amount that the patient has to pay before they start paying the claims in their entirety. This amount goes in this field.
DA1 field 13, positions 142 - 147, is the co insurance amount. This is the amount that is either covered by other insurance or has been already paid by some other insurance.
DA1 field 14, positions 148 - 155, is the payer paid amount. This is the amount of money that the payer you're billing has already paid on this claim. Yes, it is possible to re-bill a claim even after a partial payment is made just in case there was an error or for a number of other reasons.
In the next part in this series on medical billing of claims, we'll continue with our review of the DA1 record, picking up with field 15.
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