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Front Office Quiz

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 6hrs 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Before running a treatment plan, what is the first thing you should check?

a)

Memo/Smart Docs insurance information

b)

Insurance company attached has the V24 after it

c)

See if there are old open claims

d)

Online portal

2.

Name the 4 things that MUST be verified because they are not calculated in the treatment plan and you will have to manually edit it.

a)

plan is active, correct codes, old open claims, fee schedule

b)

patient history, tooth number, frequency, age limits

c)

coverage book, account balance, old open claims, fee schedule

d)

age limits, waiting period, non-covered services, downgrades

3.

What do you say if a patient says “is this the exact amount that I am going to have to pay after insurance?”

a)

Yes, based on your insurance plan, this is what will be covered.

b)

No, this is an estimate based on your insurance set-up. Whatever insurance does not cover will be patient responsibility.

c)

Maybe. We try to estimate it the best we can.

d)

I am not sure.

4.

If you are not sure if a service is covered (limited or no memo, plan with no insurance portal online, etc) what can you do to assure that you have a correct treatment plan?

a)

Call the insurance provider

b)

Assume it is covered

c)

Ignore the coverage details

d)

Proceed with the treatment without checking

5.

If I’m re-creating a claim just to keep it open and it doesn’t need to be re-sent to insurance because they already have it, which BUTTON do I press on the walkout pop up?

a)

Print Now

b)

Print Later

c)

Submit Electronically

d)

Submit Manually

6.

What should I say at walkout to a patient that still has old claims open that are over 6 months old, but they technically owe nothing for today’s visit?

a)

Reassure the patient that the old claims will be handled by the clinic.

b)

Tell the patient they owe nothing for today's visit and ignore the old claims.

c)

Inform the patient about the old claims and let them know there may be an issue with their insurance. Double-check their ins. info.

d)

Advise the patient to contact the billing department for more information.

7.

When queueing a statement, what should I put in the first blank for the date?

a)

The current date

b)

The date of the last time they had a $0 balance.

c)

The system fills that in for you.

d)

The date of the last visit

8.

If a patient doesn’t pay at walk out or says they will call back to pay, which of the following is an essential step that has to be done?

a)

Give them an invoice

b)

Queue a statement

c)

Make an account note

d)

All of the above

9.

On the walkout popup for a KLEER patient, what’s the one BUTTON that you have to change?

a)

Change to Submit Electronically

b)

Change to Print Now

c)

Change to Print Later

d)

Change to Submit Manually

10.

For KLEER preventative appointments, when you hit "insurance payment" tab, what amount is posted?

a)

$0

b)

The amount they paid for KLEER membership

c)

The amount of the services for that day.

d)

80% of the amount of the services for that day.

11.

For KLEER non-preventative services, when you hit "insurance payment" tab, what amount is posted?

a)

$0

b)

The amount of the services for that day.

c)

80% of the amount of the services for that day.

d)

The amount they paid for KLEER membership

12.

For KLEER Perio plan, what perio service is NOT considered a preventative cleaning, but patients often think it is included?

a)

Scaling and Root Planing

b)

Regular Cleaning

c)

Perio Maintenance

d)

Oral Examination

13.

For KLEER appointments, after walkout what tab do you press at the bottom of the account screen to post the payment?

a)

Walkout

b)

Insurance Payment

c)

Account Payment

d)

Adjustment

14.

If mail is returned, and you cannot contact the patient, the next step is:

a)

Try contacting the patient via email/text

b)

Send another mail

c)

Leave a message

d)

Document the attempt and move on

15.

What does “coins” or “co-ins” mean when it’s typed in the account notes?

a)

It refers to a type of currency.

b)

It is the amount of patient responsibility.

c)

It means a transaction is pending.

d)

It signifies a completed transaction.

16.

What does <ACT> mean?

a)

The patient had a full benefit breakdown done via Verifyed. A document will be in

SmartDocs and all coverage books and percentages should be perfect for TX planning.

b)

The patient was checked to see if they are active with their

insurance for this appointment date.

c)

Cartin letting US know there is an issue.

d)

No insurance needed for appointment.

17.

What do we put in the prefix < > to indicate that we submitted to Verifyed?

a)

<ACT>

b)

<SUB>

c)

<INS>

d)

<VER>

18.

What does <---> mean?

a)

The patient had a full benefit breakdown done via Verifyed. A document will be in

SmartDocs and all coverage books and percentages should be perfect for TX planning.

b)

The patient was checked to see if they are active with their

insurance for this appointment date.

c)

Cartin letting US know there is an issue.

d)

No insurance needed for appointment.

19.

What does <!!!> mean?

a)

The patient had a full benefit breakdown done via Verifyed. A document will be in

SmartDocs and all coverage books and percentages should be perfect for TX planning.

b)

The patient was checked to see if they are active with their

insurance for this appointment date.

c)

Cartin letting US know there is an issue.

d)

No insurance needed for appointment.

20.

What does <INS> mean?

a)

The patient had a full benefit breakdown done via Verifyed. A document will be in

SmartDocs and all coverage books and percentages should be perfect for TX planning.

b)

The patient was checked to see if they are active with their

insurance for this appointment date.

c)

Cartin letting US know there is an issue.

d)

No insurance needed for appointment.

21.

True or false – if an appointment is in black Cartin doesn’t verify it at all?

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Where can you find out the age limit for ortho?

a)

On the official website

b)

In the memo/insurance memo

c)

On insurance SmartDoc

d)

All are possible choices. If you can't find it, call insurance.

23.

Where can you find whether or not downgrades are automatically being calculated in the treatment plan?

a)

On the benefit breakdown

b)

In the patient memo

c)

Check the Coverage Book attached

d)

In the appointment schedule

24.

If a patient has insurance and the treatment plan shows all standard fees with no insurance adjustments, and you can see that they are already attached to the insurance with a fee schedule, what do you do to fix it?

a)

Recalculate the TX plan

b)

Ignore the issue and proceed with the standard fees

c)

Remove the patient from the insurance plan

d)

Contact the insurance company for clarification

25.

On any claim pop-up at walkout, which box should you NEVER leave blank (unless it is a basic cleaning/filling)

a)

Banding date

b)

Preauthorization #

c)

Remarks

d)

Leave NO blanks

26.

How often should you check on the billing spreadsheet?

a)

Daily

b)

Weekly

c)

Monthly

d)

Annually

27.

If a patient is out of network and we are not sure how their insurance company is going to pay, how much should we collect upfront for services?

a)

The full amount of the service

b)

A partial amount based on estimated costs

c)

Nothing until the insurance company pays

d)

A standard copay amount

28.

If a claim is over 3 months old, what should you do?

a)

Call the patient and let them know.

b)

Verify insurance is set correctly and active with a V24 plan.

c)

Close it and let 360 Billing know.

d)

Ignore it.

29.

If you are attaching new insurance and have to close old claims, why is it a problem if the old claims are not reopened?

a)

No one can track a closed claim to follow up on payment.

b)

It will increase the patient's "due now" balance.

c)

It can result in legal complications.

d)

All of the above.

30.

Which BUTTON on the walkout insurance pop up re-creates a claim without actually sending it anywhere?

a)

Submit Manually

b)

Print Now

c)

Print Later

d)

Re-create

31.

If you want a claim resent to the insurance company (because you corrected something on the insurance or patient information), which BUTTON on the walkout insurance pop up do you select?

a)

Print Now

b)

Submit Manually

c)

Print Later

d)

Submit Electronically

32.

If a claim has already been created and you would like to add an auto note or seat date, how can you do that (same day/not sent to Vyne yet)?

a)

By editing the "Change Ans" button in the insurance pop up.

b)

Add an account note with the information for the billing company to find.

c)

By emailing the billing company.

d)

By submitting a new claim.

33.

How do you know if it’s too late to add an auto note to a claim?

a)

When the claim has a submitted date in the insurance pop up.

b)

If appointment is gray on schedule screen.

c)

If services are blue in the account.

d)

All of the above

34.

If the claim has already been submitted (2 dates listed in the insurance pop up), and you remember that a seat date or narrative should’ve been noted, where can you put that information so that the billing company can find it?h

a)

By editing the "Change Ans" button in the insurance pop up.

b)

In the patient memo

c)

Email 360 Billing

d)

Add an account note and put "Attention 360 Billing"

35.

True or false – if a patient has a cleaning and a filling on the same day, you can walk out all the services together?

a)

True

b)

False