2-Digit Qualifier in Medical Billing
A 2-digit qualifier in medical billing is used to specify additional information or context about a claim, such as the relationship between the patient and the subscriber.
2-Digit Qualifier in Medical Billing Explained
The 2-digit qualifier provides clarity for billing and claims processing by indicating specific information about the patient or the services provided. For example, a “01” qualifier might indicate that the patient is the subscriber, while “18” might show that the patient is a dependent.
For example, a billing claim might use a 2-digit qualifier to indicate that the patient receiving services is the primary insured on the policy.
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