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claim, an itemized statement of services and costs from a health care provider or facility submitted to the insured for payment. claim, n 1. in a juridic sense, a demand of some type made by one person or another. 2. a request for payment under a dental benefits plan. 3. a statement listing services rendered, the dates of services, and itemization of costs. Includes a statement signed by the beneficiary and treating dental professional that services have been rendered. The completed form serves as the basis for payment of benefit. claim form, n the form used to file for benefits under a dental benefits program; includes sections for the patient and the dental professional to complete. claim A demand for compensation Managed care A written request by an insured or assignee–eg, provider for payment of benefits covered by an insurance policy; a bill for healthcare service(s) sent by a provider to the Pt's
insurance or health plan, which may review the claim for validity before paying benefits. See Aberrant claim, Electronic billing, Unassigned claim Malpractice
A formal statement by a plaintiff alleging that a civil wrong has been committed by a defendant. See Cross claim. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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John Henry and Lava Man are linked as geldings, reformed claimers, Grade I winners on dirt and turf, and -- if Lava Man comes through in today's 10th race -- winners of back-to-back Santa Anita Handicaps. As an example, if a system now requires two tons of new sand per hour, and tests show reclaimer losses of 17% with 5% new sand additions required to make quality cores, there claimer should be sized for between 2. Still, the one horse who sticks in his mind is a cheap claimer named Scully Square. |
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