Eligibility & Coverage Intelligence
THREE ACTIVE POLICIES. ONE PATIENT. WHO PAYS FIRST?
Multiple active insurance policies don't automatically establish payer order. Coordination of benefits requires accurate coverage information, applicable payer rules, and sometimes additional investigation.
The real problem
FINDING MULTIPLE POLICIES DOESN'T AUTOMATICALLY TELL YOU WHICH TO BILL.
Medicare, Medicaid, employer coverage, and other insurance relationships can create complicated payer-order questions. Active coverage is not the same thing as confirmed payer primacy.
The tevixMD difference
Our Intelligent Verification and insurance discovery capabilities can surface available coverage and COB indicators to support appropriate review and further verification.
DISCOVERY FINDS COVERAGE. INTELLIGENCE HELPS YOU UNDERSTAND IT.
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