WebEx Load Insurance Secondary To Medicare

Explanation
Before coverage can be loaded, the following information must be identified: the subscriber of the patient's insurance, the carrier name and number, the effective date of the insurance coverage, and any additional action based on the carrier. These pieces of information are necessary to ensure that the patient's insurance coverage is accurately recorded and that any necessary actions can be taken based on the carrier's requirements. The guarantor of the account and the expiration date of the insurance coverage are not specifically mentioned as requirements for loading coverage.

Explanation
If the subscriber of the patient's insurance is not in the system, the guarantor of the account is not loaded as the subscriber. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

Explanation
The Type of policy field should be completed as "Supplemental policy" for a commercial carrier loaded secondary to Medicare. This is because a supplemental policy is an additional insurance policy that provides coverage for expenses not covered by Medicare. In this case, the commercial carrier is providing supplementary coverage to fill in the gaps left by Medicare.

Explanation
When loading a crossover policy secondary to Medicare, the Filing status should be completed as "Other Cov COB". This means that the policy is being filed as coordination of benefits with another insurance coverage. This indicates that the policy is not the primary insurance and is being used to supplement or provide additional coverage after Medicare has made its payment.

Explanation
The correct answer options for the question are "Supplemental for commercial carriers and Tricare", "Supplemental for Medicaid", and "Medigap for Medigap policies". These options indicate the types of secondary coverage that can be loaded as the relationship to Medicare. "Supplemental for commercial carriers and Tricare" refers to additional coverage provided by private insurance companies or Tricare for military personnel and their families. "Supplemental for Medicaid" indicates secondary coverage for individuals who have both Medicare and Medicaid. "Medigap for Medigap policies" refers to supplementary insurance plans specifically designed to cover the gaps in Medicare coverage.

Explanation
This statement suggests that if there are any questions about loading a commercial carrier secondary to Medicare, they should be directed to MedPro Knowledge Management. Therefore, the correct answer is "True" as it confirms that MedPro Knowledge Management is the appropriate source for inquiries regarding this matter.