What are the two types of RAC denials?

What are the two types of RAC denials?

• A. Full denial
• B. Partial denial
• C. Conditional denial
• D. Delayed denial

Answer: (A)

RAC denials come in two forms: denial in full and denial in part. A full denial means the entire claim is rejected and no payment is issued for any of the billed services. A partial denial means only some line items or services are denied, while others may still be paid. The option labeled as a full denial reflects one of these fundamental forms, and the other form is partial denial. The terms conditional denial or delayed denial aren’t standard RAC categories, so they don’t describe the common ways RAC denials are classified.

RAC denials come in two forms: denial in full and denial in part. A full denial means the entire claim is rejected and no payment is issued for any of the billed services. A partial denial means only some line items or services are denied, while others may still be paid. The option labeled as a full denial reflects one of these fundamental forms, and the other form is partial denial. The terms conditional denial or delayed denial aren’t standard RAC categories, so they don’t describe the common ways RAC denials are classified.