Patient Liability Determination (Medicaid)

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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