What Is a Billing Code
A Billing Code Type Is a Label Used to Identify Work Performed for Billing Purposes. for Example, If You Bill for Every 40-Foot Container That Is Unloaded...
A Billing Code Type is a label used to identify work performed for billing purposes. For example, if you bill for every 40-foot container that is unloaded, create a BIlling Code Type for that work (e.g. CONTAINER-40).
What does 3 represent as a first digit of the bill type code?
The 3-digit code includes a two-digit facility type code followed by a one-character claim frequency code. The first digit of the facility code indicates the type of facility; i.e., 1 = Hospital, 2 = Skilled Nursing Facility, etc.
What are the bill types for UB-04?
- Inpatient (Medicare Part A)
- Inpatient (Medicare Part B)
- Outpatient.
- Other (Medicare Part B)
- Level I Intermediate Care.
- Level II Intermediate Care.
- Subacute Inpatient (for use with Revenue Code 019X)
- Swing Bed.