835 Denial Combination
PR-1+N130
Patient Responsibility ยท Claim + Service Level Adjustment
Patient ResponsibilityWhat This Combination Means
The patient is responsible for this amount as part of their annual or per-service deductible. The payer directs the provider to consult the patient's specific benefit documents for details about service restrictions that may affect deductible application, suggesting the deductible rules may be complex or service-specific under this particular plan.
Financial Responsibility
patient responsibility
The patient owes the full adjusted amount as deductible per their benefit plan. The provider should reference the patient's plan documents to understand any service-specific deductible rules.
N/A
Appeal Success
Immediate (patient statement)
Avg. Resolution
Easy
Difficulty
No
Appealable
Step-by-Step Resolution
Steps tailored specifically to this PR-1+N130 combination โ not generic advice.
- 1
Access and review the patient's benefit documents or summary of benefits
The N130 remark directs you to consult plan guidelines to understand service-specific deductible restrictions that apply to this claim
- 2
Verify the deductible amount matches the patient's current benefit period status
Confirm the applied deductible is accurate based on plan year, remaining deductible balance, and any service-specific deductible rules outlined in the plan documents
- 3
Transfer the deductible balance to patient responsibility and generate patient statement
Include explanation that amount applies to their plan deductible and reference their benefit documents for deductible details if patient has questions
Specialty Context
How PR-1+N130 typically presents across different practice types.
Dental
Dental plans often have separate deductibles for preventive, basic, and major services; N130 may indicate the service falls under a specific deductible category outlined in the dental benefit schedule
Medical
Common for services early in the benefit year or for high-deductible health plans; N130 may indicate the service type has specific deductible application rules such as embedded individual vs. family deductibles
Behavioral Health
Behavioral health services may have separate or integrated deductibles; N130 may direct provider to plan documents that clarify whether mental health/substance abuse services share the medical deductible or have distinct deductible requirements
Individual Code References
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