835 Denial Combination

PR-2+N130

PR

Patient Responsibility ยท Claim + Service Level Adjustment

Patient Responsibility

What This Combination Means

The patient owes a coinsurance amount as defined by their benefit plan. The payer is directing the provider to reference the plan's benefit documents or guidelines to understand any restrictions that apply to this service and determine the coinsurance percentage or structure. This combination indicates the coinsurance calculation follows plan-specific rules that may not be standard.

Financial Responsibility

patient responsibility

The patient is responsible for the coinsurance amount calculated according to their specific plan's benefit structure. The amount reflects restrictions or guidelines documented in the patient's benefit plan.

N/A

Appeal Success

Immediate (patient statement)

Avg. Resolution

Easy

Difficulty

No

Appealable

Step-by-Step Resolution

Steps tailored specifically to this PR-2+N130 combination โ€” not generic advice.

Not Appealable:Patient responsibility group codes reflect benefit plan design and are not subject to appeal.
  1. 1

    Access the patient's benefit plan documents or guidelines

    Verify the coinsurance percentage and any service-specific restrictions that apply to this claim per RARC N130 instruction

  2. 2

    Validate coinsurance calculation against plan guidelines

    Ensure the coinsurance amount transferred to patient responsibility aligns with the benefit plan's documented structure and restrictions

  3. 3

    Transfer coinsurance amount to patient account and generate statement

    Bill the patient for the coinsurance amount as contractually required under their benefit plan

Specialty Context

How PR-2+N130 typically presents across different practice types.

Dental

Coinsurance percentages vary widely by dental plan tier (preventive, basic, major); consult plan documents to verify category-specific coinsurance rates before billing patient

Medical

Coinsurance typically applies after deductible is met; service restrictions may include tier-based coinsurance rates for in-network vs out-of-network providers or specialty services

Behavioral Health

Mental health parity laws require coinsurance rates comparable to medical benefits; verify plan documents do not impose higher coinsurance for behavioral health services than medical/surgical services

Individual Code References

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