Payer Reimbursement: Patient Charge: Payer Reimbursement 0.00 Patient Charge 224.00 C. Insurance Plan: Ringdale Medical Plan A; no deductible or coinsurance; copayment of $5/PAR; $25/NonPAR Services: CPT 99212 Payer Reimbursement: Patient Charge: D. Insurance Plan: Ringdale Medical Plan B; patient has met annual deductible of $300; 80-20 coinsurance Services: CPT 99215 Payer Reimbursement: Patient Charge:
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00 Since there is no deductible or coinsurance, we only need to consider the copayment. Copayment for PAR: $5 Copayment for NonPAR: $25 We don't have information about whether the service is PAR or NonPAR, so we'll calculate both. Payer Reimbursement for PAR: Show more…
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