Bobby A
Networker
Can anyone tell me what the PICA means at the top of the form
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Wiki Cms 1500 form
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MarcusM
Expert
Page two will give detailed information for each box. PICA is not a required field, think it is for patient insurance claim?
MarcusM
Expert
http://www.mdcodewizard.com/CMS1500/claim_form_manual.pdf
Gives more info but does not identify PICA, maybe paper insurance claim?
Gives more info but does not identify PICA, maybe paper insurance claim?
MarcusM
Expert
A memory cell kicked...supposed to use the pica font....
Mayurprakashmane
New
PICA meaning
I think PICA is a unit of type size and line length, equals to 4.2 mm. Every information on CMS-1500 gets updated in the specified size. In an inch vertically 6 lines gets created or can be created and horizontally 10 characters are allowed to enter or 10 characters gets entered. CMS-1500 form size is 8.5 Inches horizontally and 11 inches vertically.
I think PICA is a unit of type size and line length, equals to 4.2 mm. Every information on CMS-1500 gets updated in the specified size. In an inch vertically 6 lines gets created or can be created and horizontally 10 characters are allowed to enter or 10 characters gets entered. CMS-1500 form size is 8.5 Inches horizontally and 11 inches vertically.
daedolos
Expert
Thanks! I think those little squares are the default size for the letters to be used for filling out the form.
Peace
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https://www.techwalla.com/articles/what-is-a-12-pitch-font
Peace
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https://www.techwalla.com/articles/what-is-a-12-pitch-font