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Calculate what is due for this patient throughout the year Patient #1: Katie Peary has an...

Calculate what is due for this patient throughout the year

Patient #1: Katie Peary has an indemnity plan that reimburses 80/20 after she meets her $2500 deductible. There is no copay.

  1. On January 15th Katie has a physical, PAP smear and fasting blood sugar. The total is $600.

Insurance____________                                              Patient: ______________

  1. Her blood sugar comes back slightly elevated so they have her come in on January 30th to have another one done. The total is $50

Insurance____________                                              Patient: ______________

  1. The results come back high again so they set up an appointment for her on 2/14. They run a number of tests on her and the total cost is $850.

Insurance____________                                              Patient: ______________

  1. On 7/4 she hurt herself and ended up in the ER. The total cost is $1500.

Patient: ________________                         Insurance_____________________                    

  1. On 10/10 she has a follow-up appointment for her high blood sugars. The total cost is $525.

Patient: ___________________                     Insurance_______________               

Patient #2: Frank Gallagher has an 80/20 PPO plan that has a $250 deductible, and $25.00 copayment for office visits after he meets the deductible.

  1. On January 10th he went to the doctor for low back pain after he fell on the ice. They did some x-rays, didn’t find anything so they told him to heat, then ice and come back in 10 days. Charges were $260 for the office visit.

Patient: ________________                       Insurance: ________________

  1. Frank returned on January 24th for the follow up visit. He was still having pain. They ordered an MRI and charged him $120 for the office visit.

Patient: ___________________                Insurance: ________________

  1. Frank went to CDI for his MRI on January 29th. They charged him $2500.

                Patient: ____________________             Insurance: ______________

Homework Answers

Answer #1

In an 80:20 insurance plan, the insurance carrier reimburses 80 percent of eligible veterinary costs to the insured client after the deductible. The client is responsible for his 20 percent co-payment and deductible.

On January 15th Katie has a physical, PAP smear and fasting blood sugar. The total is $600.

Insurance -$480

Patient: - $120

Her blood sugar comes back slightly elevated so they have her come in on January 30th to have another one done. The total is $50

Insurance- $40

Patient: $10

The results come back high again so they set up an appointment for her on 2/14. They run a number of tests on her and the total cost is $850.

Insurance - $680

Patient: - $170

On 7/4 she hurt herself and ended up in the ER. The total cost is $1500.

Patient: $300

Insurance- $1200

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