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« Reply #1 on: January 21, 2010, 09:30:23 PM »

Hello. I am just wondering if there were any specific forms required to change information on a claim?  Please read below for a little more info.

I worked with a billing company that faxed a PDF form to their clients that asked questions such as: What is patient's DOB, can I changed this CPT to another or ICD9 to another, etc.  The reason they did this is to have documentation that they were allowed to change or add the information.

I think this is a good idea, but was wondering if there is a specific form for this or if we could make up our own?  Also, is there a specific name or common name for this form?

Thanks in advance!



there is no name for it, its just a form that company used for documentation.
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« on: January 21, 2010, 08:49:25 PM »

Hello. I am just wondering if there were any specific forms required to change information on a claim?  Please read below for a little more info.

I worked with a billing company that faxed a PDF form to their clients that asked questions such as: What is patient's DOB, can I changed this CPT to another or ICD9 to another, etc.  The reason they did this is to have documentation that they were allowed to change or add the information.

I think this is a good idea, but was wondering if there is a specific form for this or if we could make up our own?  Also, is there a specific name or common name for this form?

Thanks in advance!

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