Which statement describes demanding a claim?

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Which statement describes demanding a claim?

Demanding a claim means requiring the claim to be filed on paper rather than electronically. In practice, a payer or the workflow may specify a paper form when electronic submission isn’t possible or when the process needs a physical document, attachments, or a manual review. A paper claim uses a standard form (such as CMS-1500 or UB-04) that is completed and sent by mail or fax. Electronic claims are submitted digitally and are not described as a demand in the same sense. A cancel claim refers to withdrawing a claim, and a resubmitted claim means filing again after a denial or error, which isn’t about the format being required.

Demanding a claim means requiring the claim to be filed on paper rather than electronically. In practice, a payer or the workflow may specify a paper form when electronic submission isn’t possible or when the process needs a physical document, attachments, or a manual review. A paper claim uses a standard form (such as CMS-1500 or UB-04) that is completed and sent by mail or fax. Electronic claims are submitted digitally and are not described as a demand in the same sense. A cancel claim refers to withdrawing a claim, and a resubmitted claim means filing again after a denial or error, which isn’t about the format being required.

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