RX Number in Medical Billing
The RX number is a unique identification number assigned to a prescription by a pharmacy.
RX Number in Medical Billing Explained
In medical billing, the RX number is used to track and bill for prescription medications dispensed to patients. It helps pharmacies manage prescriptions and insurance companies verify that the correct medication was provided.
For example, a pharmacist uses the RX number to submit a claim to the patient’s insurance company for reimbursement of the prescription.
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