Patient Administration - Army Publishing Directorate - U.S. Army
Patient Administration - Army Publishing Directorate - U.S. Army
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Contents—Continued<br />
Chapter 13<br />
Injury and Illness Cases-Medical Affirmative Claims, page 81<br />
General 13–1, page 81<br />
Interface and support 13–2, page 82<br />
Notification procedures 13–3, page 82<br />
Absent sick active duty personnel 13–4, page 83<br />
Medical records 13–5, page 83<br />
Medical claim forms 13–6, page 83<br />
Concurrent medical affirmative claims and Third Party Collection Program health insurance claims 13–7, page 85<br />
Civilian care furnished Family members and retirees in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico 13–8,<br />
page 85<br />
Civilian care furnished Family members and retirees in the European command 13–9, page 85<br />
Civilian care furnished Family members and retirees in areas other than the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada,<br />
Mexico, and in the European command 13–10, page 85<br />
Claims for reimbursement for civilian care 13–11, page 85<br />
Care in medical treatment facilities of a foreign government 13–12, page 85<br />
Chapter 14<br />
Third Party Collection Program, page 86<br />
Policy 14–1, page 86<br />
Health care plans not subject to the Third Party Collection Program 14–2, page 86<br />
Medical services billed 14–3, page 86<br />
Medical services not billed 14–4, page 86<br />
Identification of beneficiaries who have other health insurance 14–5, page 86<br />
Mandatory compliance by health insurance carriers 14–6, page 87<br />
Authorization to release medical information in support of the Third Party Collection Program 14–7, page 87<br />
Claims activities 14–8, page 87<br />
Collection activities 14–9, page 88<br />
Minimum internal controls 14–10, page 88<br />
Third Party Collection Program reports 14–11, page 89<br />
Disposition of claims files 14–12, page 89<br />
Chapter 15<br />
<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Administration</strong> Systems and Biostatistics Activity, page 89<br />
Authority 15–1, page 89<br />
Standard Inpatient Data Record/Standard Ambulatory Data Record 15–2, page 89<br />
Data system studies 15–3, page 90<br />
Abortion Statistics Report (RCS MED-363) 15–4, page 90<br />
Diagnostic and operative indices 15–5, page 90<br />
Workload report 15–6, page 90<br />
<strong>Patient</strong> Accounting and Reporting Realtime Tracking System/Joint <strong>Patient</strong> Tracking Application 15–7, page 90<br />
<strong>Patient</strong> administration contingency operations 15–8, page 90<br />
The <strong>Army</strong> Central Registry 15–9, page 91<br />
Appendixes<br />
A. References, page 92<br />
B. Persons authorized care at <strong>Army</strong> military treatment facilities, page 101<br />
C. Management control evaluation checklists, page 116<br />
Table List<br />
Table 2–1: Supplemental care payment responsibilities: Payment for civilian outpatient care, including diagnostic test<br />
and procedures, ordered by an MTF provider, page 6<br />
Table 2–2: Supplemental care payment responsibilities: Payment for care when a beneficiary is admitted to a civilian<br />
facility, page 6<br />
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