Patient Liability Determination (Medi-Cal)

Most patients, whether or not they have insurance, pay part of the cost for their medical care out of their own pockets. Patient liability is any amount a patient owes a healthcare provider that is not covered by a third-party insurer. In this course, we consider the factors used to determine patient liability for both insured and uninsured patients.

• Identify the importance of determining patient liability

• Define the components of patient liability

• Name methods for determining what patients owe out-of-pocket

• Differentiate between determining liability for uninsured and insured patients

Additional Information

Advance Preparation: None

Prerequisites: None

Program level: Basic

Delivery Method: Self-study

CPE Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge

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