Non-Privacy HIPAA: There

Posted on September 23, 2011 by lawhukukinet

Non-Privacy HIPAA: There seems to be a problem with the HIPAA transaction code for "eligibility." One of the initial components of HIPAA administrative simplification (where privacy and security reside) relates to what we sometimes call "transaction and code sets," where the industry was supposed to settle on specific forms for data and content in specific regularly-occurring "transactions" in

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