Study for the RHB330 Resolute Hospital Billing Claim and Remittance Test with questions, hints, and explanations. Enhance your billing skills and excel in your exam!

Multiple Choice

The payer of the check goes into which posting area?

In posting a payment, the key action is recording the actual cash received against the patient’s account. When a check comes from a payer, its source—the payer—belongs in the payment posting area because that’s where you log the payment amount, date, check number, and apply it to the appropriate charges. This area updates the patient balance to reflect funds received and marks how much the payer contributed. The remittance advice is related documentation that explains how the payment was calculated, including any adjustments or denials, and is used to reconcile the payment posting, not to indicate where the payer is recorded. Eligibility check is about verifying coverage before a claim is submitted, and claim submission is about sending claims to the payer.

In posting a payment, the key action is recording the actual cash received against the patient’s account. When a check comes from a payer, its source—the payer—belongs in the payment posting area because that’s where you log the payment amount, date, check number, and apply it to the appropriate charges. This area updates the patient balance to reflect funds received and marks how much the payer contributed.

The remittance advice is related documentation that explains how the payment was calculated, including any adjustments or denials, and is used to reconcile the payment posting, not to indicate where the payer is recorded. Eligibility check is about verifying coverage before a claim is submitted, and claim submission is about sending claims to the payer.