Patients can receive both inpatient and outpatient care at this type of facility.

Diabetes is considered to be one when applying for a hew health insurance plan.

This code set was adopted by US HCOs to change the way clinicians document diagnosis and medical problems.

This person is responsible for taking vital signs and reviewing basic medical history upon rooming the patient.

The root word meaning cardio.

This HCO offers indirect patient care by sharing medical expenses with the patient.

On some plans, this flat rate must be paid each time a particular service is received.

This legislation passed as a sub-component of ARRA in 2009 pushed hospitals and physician clinics to adopt an EHR.

This person reviews and dispenses the medications administered to the patient during the course of an inpatient admission.

A prefix meaning inside or within.

This type of hospital or clinic is owned by the government and often provides medical care free of charge to the patient.

This is a US healthcare program for families and individuals with low income and resources.

This group accredits health systems, allowing them to qualify for state and federal money.

Billing staff are responsible for reviewing and submitting claims to this type of healthcare organization for payment.

A suffix meaning the study of.

A hospital or clinic can have more than one of these types.

This is a detailed report showing medical expenses and the amounts covered by a health insurance plan.

Under this act, insurers are prohibited from denying a patient coverage based on a pre-existing condition.

Defined actions performed in sequence to accomplish a goal.

A suffix describing surgical removal.

The American Cancer Society is an example of this type of indirect HCO.

A fee the insured pays the insurance company.

For a hospital to be eligible for reimbursement through this program, their EHR vendor must be certified by the ONC.

A report completed by a physician during and after a patient office visit.

A suffix meaning the inflammation of.