Which types of records can be claim edits?

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Which types of records can be claim edits?

Claim edits are driven by the rules and extensions that define the validation and correction logic applied to a claim before it’s adjudicated. The rules encode the payer’s policies and coding guidelines, while extensions provide additional or customized logic to handle special cases or payers’ unique requirements. This combination is what creates the editable records that govern how a claim is checked and adjusted. Denials and adjustments are results of the edits, not the records that contain the edit definitions; claims and invoices are the items being edited, not the editing logic; and patients or providers are data subjects, not the edit definitions themselves.

Claim edits are driven by the rules and extensions that define the validation and correction logic applied to a claim before it’s adjudicated. The rules encode the payer’s policies and coding guidelines, while extensions provide additional or customized logic to handle special cases or payers’ unique requirements. This combination is what creates the editable records that govern how a claim is checked and adjusted. Denials and adjustments are results of the edits, not the records that contain the edit definitions; claims and invoices are the items being edited, not the editing logic; and patients or providers are data subjects, not the edit definitions themselves.

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