Eligibility with Lana

What a flag means

auro Academy·The visit
the plate for the lesson What a flag means

A flag is Lana declining to answer. It is the most important thing she does, and it is not a failure.

Where it happens

The visit, in Lana. This lesson is part of the Eligibility with Lana track.

What this lesson covers

  1. Step 1

    What produces one

    A representative who is unsure, a system that is down, a benefit nobody can find, an identifier that would not confirm.

  2. Step 2

    What a flag is not

    It is not a guess with a warning on it. Where Lana cannot establish a fact she does not produce one, and the count of invented answers is 0.

  3. Step 3

    Read the reason

    Each flag says what stopped it, with the recording and the transcript at the point it stopped.

  4. Step 4

    Decide

    Call back, ask the patient, or take the visit as self-pay. The decision is the practice’s, and it is written to the record with your name on it.

After this lesson

You can read a flag, say why it is there, and take the decision it is asking for.

The Academy keeps a record of what each person has completed. It is a record, not a credential: auro accredits no one, and no lesson carries CE or CEU credit.