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kramer
2 years ago
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Often a commercial payer will implement changes to claims completion requirements throughout the year, and most providers discov

er these changes: a. on the accept assignment form b. from their explanation of benefits c. when claims are denied d. on the superbill
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Tomtit [17]2 years ago
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The correct statement is when claims are denied.

<h3>What is the commercial paper? What is the duration of the commercial paper?</h3>

The commercial papers are the short term money market instruments, that are issued by the companies which holds a good credit rating.

Usually, the maturity date of the commercial paper lies between the fifteen days or up to one year.

The companies mostly issued the commercial papers to meet their short term liabilities.

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