Global Denial in Medical Billing
Global denial occurs when an insurance company rejects a claim in its entirety, meaning no payment will be made for any part of the service provided.
Global Denial in Medical Billing Explained
In medical billing, a global denial can result from missing information, incorrect codes, or services deemed not medically necessary. When a claim receives a global denial, the provider must correct and resubmit the claim for reconsideration.
For example, a claim for surgery might be globally denied if the required authorization was not obtained, and the provider would need to submit an appeal.
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