This document provides a checklist of documents required to submit a health insurance claim. It lists 11 items needed for the main claim, including doctor consultation letters, claim forms, hospital bills, diagnostic test reports, and receipts. It also lists 3 items that may be required for pre-and post-hospitalization expenses. All original documents are required and must be sent to the health claims department address provided for processing.
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The WGC Prepared Card is the Philippines' premier microinsurance card to be used for emergencies such as emergency hospitalization (emergency room only), fire, earthquake and others. The WGC PreparedCard is owned and managed by Western Guaranty Corporation and made available online through Heartshaper Asia Inc.'s e-commerce facility.
Apollo Munich claim procedure is easy to understand with information provided in simple and uncomplicated wordings. Insure Health claim form is easily available on the website of the company. The form is to filled while filing the claim for insured illness.
The form seeks basic information like policy number, contact details, name of the insured and details regarding the illness for which the claim is to be filed. However, the insured need to be sure of the information provided. Details provided must be correct and complete to receive the listed benefits. In case of any dishonest information provided, the benefits will be forfeited making the policy void. With a ready link to Claim Form on the website, all customers can move ahead with the procedure.
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Chapter 11
Hospital Departments & Allied Health Professionals
LEARNING OBJECTIVESDescribe a variety of negligent errors by allied health professionals.Discuss the purpose of certification, licensure, and reasons for revocation of licenses.Describe helpful advice for caregivers.
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Standards or codes of conduct by specific profession. Created in response to actual or anticipated ethical conflicts.ExamplesFalsifying recordsSexual improprietiesSharing confidential patient information
ChiropractorStandard of care requireddegree of care, judgment, & skill exercised by other reasonable chiropractors under like or similar circumstances.
Emergency DepartmentObjectives of Emergency Caretreatment must begin as rapidly as possiblefunction is to be maintained or restoredscarring & deformity are to be minimizedtreatment regardless of ability to pay.
Jury Returns Largest Medical Malpractice Verdict A man arrived at the ER with severe neck pain and numbness in his arms and legs. A doctor diagnosed his condition as neck strain and released the man from the hospital. A few hours later, the man became completely paralyzed from the chest down… The jury awarded the plaintiff $15 million; $10 million of which was for non-economic damages. −Mark Bello, The Legal Examiner, December 30, 2012
No Duty to Patient
Who Left ED UntreatedIn a wrongful death medical malpractice action alleging negligence, the trial court properly granted summary judgment because under Ohio law, an emergency room nurse had no duty to interfere with an individual who left the ED without telling anyone and who refused treatment.
−Griffith v. University Hospitals of Cleveland
Failure to AdmitPhysician was found negligent in failing to hospitalize the patient or failing to inform her of the serious nature of her illness. The trial court found that had the patient been hospitalized on her first visit, her chances of survival would have been increased.
−Roy v. Gupta
Documentation Sparse & ContradictoryED physician failed to evaluate the patient & to initiate care within first few minutes of patient's entry into the emergency facility. The e ...
Good regulatory practice are internationally recognized process, system, tools and method for improving the quality of regulation.
It includes
1)COMMUNITY PHARMACY RETAIL AND WHOLESALE PHARMACY
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
2) HOSPITAL PHARMACY
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
3) PHARMA MANIFACTURING
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
4) IMPORT OF DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
5) EXPORT OF DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
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Apollo Munich claim procedure is easy to understand with information provided in simple and uncomplicated wordings. Insure Health claim form is easily available on the website of the company. The form is to filled while filing the claim for insured illness.
The form seeks basic information like policy number, contact details, name of the insured and details regarding the illness for which the claim is to be filed. However, the insured need to be sure of the information provided. Details provided must be correct and complete to receive the listed benefits. In case of any dishonest information provided, the benefits will be forfeited making the policy void. With a ready link to Claim Form on the website, all customers can move ahead with the procedure.
Spontenous adr reporting in india
PASSIVE survillence system, data assement
data aciqsition, data interpretation, what all information required in ADR form, WHEN TO REPORT
BLUE CARD,YELLOW CARD, WHO CODES
1. What was the reasoning for enacting the EMTALA2. Should medi.docxpaynetawnya
1. What was the reasoning for enacting the EMTALA?
2. Should medical advice be dispensed on the telephone? Explain your opinion.
3. Discuss why you think the prescribing, control, administration, and monitoring of medications has become a major area of legal concern for health care professionals.
4. Describe the difference between the certification and licensing of a health care professional.
1. Describe the organization, responsibilities, duties, and legal risks of a governing body.
2. List some of the major provisions of SOX
3. Describe the meaning of the legal doctrine respondeat superior.
4. Describe the term corporate negligence.
5. Why is the Darling case described as a benchmark case?
6. Does the legal doctrine respondeat superior apply to an independent contractor? Explain your answer.
Chapter 11
Hospital Departments & Allied Health Professionals
LEARNING OBJECTIVESDescribe a variety of negligent errors by allied health professionals.Discuss the purpose of certification, licensure, and reasons for revocation of licenses.Describe helpful advice for caregivers.
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Standards or codes of conduct by specific profession. Created in response to actual or anticipated ethical conflicts.ExamplesFalsifying recordsSexual improprietiesSharing confidential patient information
ChiropractorStandard of care requireddegree of care, judgment, & skill exercised by other reasonable chiropractors under like or similar circumstances.
Emergency DepartmentObjectives of Emergency Caretreatment must begin as rapidly as possiblefunction is to be maintained or restoredscarring & deformity are to be minimizedtreatment regardless of ability to pay.
Jury Returns Largest Medical Malpractice Verdict A man arrived at the ER with severe neck pain and numbness in his arms and legs. A doctor diagnosed his condition as neck strain and released the man from the hospital. A few hours later, the man became completely paralyzed from the chest down… The jury awarded the plaintiff $15 million; $10 million of which was for non-economic damages. −Mark Bello, The Legal Examiner, December 30, 2012
No Duty to Patient
Who Left ED UntreatedIn a wrongful death medical malpractice action alleging negligence, the trial court properly granted summary judgment because under Ohio law, an emergency room nurse had no duty to interfere with an individual who left the ED without telling anyone and who refused treatment.
−Griffith v. University Hospitals of Cleveland
Failure to AdmitPhysician was found negligent in failing to hospitalize the patient or failing to inform her of the serious nature of her illness. The trial court found that had the patient been hospitalized on her first visit, her chances of survival would have been increased.
−Roy v. Gupta
Documentation Sparse & ContradictoryED physician failed to evaluate the patient & to initiate care within first few minutes of patient's entry into the emergency facility. The e ...
Good regulatory practice are internationally recognized process, system, tools and method for improving the quality of regulation.
It includes
1)COMMUNITY PHARMACY RETAIL AND WHOLESALE PHARMACY
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
2) HOSPITAL PHARMACY
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
3) PHARMA MANIFACTURING
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
4) IMPORT OF DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
5) EXPORT OF DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE
-Dacumentation
-Licenses
-Renewal
-E-governance
Practice Management Tips, Tools & Techniques- Mary Toomey, PracticeManager.ieIMS Marketing
Mary Toomey, of PracticeManager.ie looks at how medical professionals can improve the efficiency of their practice, improve the level of care provided to patients and staff and generally increase productivity.
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Future generali checklist for health claims
1. CHECKLIST FOR HEALTH CLAIMS
1. First Prescription / Consultation Letter from your Doctor.
2. Claim Form duly signed by the claimant or family member.
3. Original Hospital Discharge Card.
4. Original Hospital Bill giving detailed break up of all expense heads mentioned in the bill. E.g. if
Rs.1,000/‐ has been charged towards medicines in the bill, please ensure that the names of the
medicines, the unit price and the quantity used are mentioned. Similarly e.g. If Rs.2,000/‐ has
been charged towards Laboratory Investigations, please ensure that the names of the
investigations, the number of times each investigation has been performed and the rate is
mentioned. In this way, clear break ups have to be mentioned for OT Charges, Doctor’s
Consultation and Visit Charges, Operation Theatre Charges Consumables, Transfusions, Room
Rent, etc.
5. Original Money Receipt duly signed with a Revenue Stamp.
6. All Original Laboratory & Diagnostic Test Reports. E.g. X‐Ray, E.C.G, Ultrasound, MRI Scan,
Haemogram etc. (Please note that you do not have to enclose the films or plates, a printed
report for each investigation is sufficient).
7. If you have purchased medicines in cash and if this has not been reflected in the hospital bill
please enclose a prescription from the doctor and the supporting medicine bill from the
Chemist.
8. If you have paid cash for Diagnostic or Radiology tests and it has not been reflected in the
hospital bill, please enclose a prescription from the doctor advising the tests, the actual test
reports and the bill from the diagnostic centre for the tests.
9. In case of a Cataract Operation, Please enclose the IOL Sticker.
10. For Accident Cases Only ‐ A declaration statement by the claimant or his/her family member
explaining how the accident occurred. (The First Information Report ‐ FIR Copy and Medico
Legal Certificate ‐ MLC if available should also be attached).
11. In case you would like to have your claim amount credited directly to your bank account,
please enclose the National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) form duly filled up and certified by
your bank.
Pre & Post Hospital Expenses
You are entitled to claim for relevant pre hospitalisation expenses if the same is included in your policy.
Pre & post hospitalization expenses are payable only if the main hospitalisation claim is payable under
the policy and must be related to the ailment for which hospitalisation was taken.
2.
For Pre & Post Hospitalisation expenses, please provide the following documents:
1. Medicines: Please provide the doctor’s prescription advising medicines and the relevant
chemist bill.
2. Doctor’s Consultation Charges: Please provide the Doctor’s prescription and the doctor’s bill
and receipt.
3. Diagnostic Tests: Please provide the Doctor’s prescription advising tests, the actual test reports
and the bill and receipt from the diagnostic centre.
PLEASE ENSURE THAT:
1. ONLY ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS ARE ENCLOSED, DUPLICATES OR PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE
ENTERTAINED.
2. CLAIM DOCUMENTS MUST BE PUT IN AN ENVELOPE AND SUPERSCRIBED “HEALTH INSURANCE
CLAIM – CARD NO. _______________________”
Please send all documents to the following address:
Health Claims Department
Future Generali Health
2nd Floor, Kant Helix, Bhoir Colony
Opp. Tata Motors, Chinchwad
Pune ‐ 411 033.
Phone: (020) 66346659.
You can intimate your claim at:
Toll Free Phone: 1800 103 8889
Toll Free Fax: 1800 103 9998
E mail: fgh@futuregenerali.in