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xml schema for HCFA-1500 form

web guy

12-04-03 - 12:07 AM

Hi,

I'm looking for an xml schema for the HCFA-1500 form.  Where could I find
one?
Preferrably free of course!

Thanks,

Tim

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Re: xml schema for HCFA-1500 form

Rowland Shaw

12-04-03 - 12:07 AM

Can you clarify "the HCFA-1500 form", as I doubt my definition matches
yours...


"web guy" <web-guy01xxspamxx@comcast.net> wrote...quote:

> I'm looking for an xml schema for the HCFA-1500 form.  Where could I find
> one?

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Re: xml schema for HCFA-1500 form

web guy

12-04-03 - 12:07 AM

Sorry.  The HCFA-1500 (or RRB-1500) is the standard paper health
insurance claim form.  This form is what the physician's office fills out
and sends to your insurance company to get paid for the procedures
they did to treat your diagnosis.

They are used everywhere, which is why I thought to ask if someone has
already built an xml schema for the form.

"Rowland Shaw" <spamfilter@anotherpointless.org> wrote in message
news:#GuVY1SqDHA.3612@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...quote:

> Can you clarify "the HCFA-1500 form", as I doubt my definition matches
> yours...
>
>
> "web guy" <web-guy01xxspamxx@comcast.net> wrote... 
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Re: xml schema for HCFA-1500 form

Rowland Shaw

12-04-03 - 12:07 AM

They're not used in the UK. I can only suggest Googling for more
information, but I assume you've already done this...


"web guy" <web-guy01xxspamxx@comcast.net> wrote...[QUOTE]
> Sorry.  The HCFA-1500 (or RRB-1500) is the standard paper health
> insurance claim form.  This form is what the physician's office fills out
> and sends to your insurance company to get paid for the procedures
> they did to treat your diagnosis.
>
> They are used everywhere, which is why I thought to ask if someone has
> already built an xml schema for the form.
>
> "Rowland Shaw" <spamfilter@anotherpointless.org> wrote...

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