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Question 1
In-network and has met $450 of their $500 deductible. Insurance covers 80% of chiropractic care after the deductible is met. The doctor performs an adjustment and 1 unit of manual therapy. Adjustment $40 and the manual therapy $60. How much does the patient owe for this visit?
Correct Answer:
$60
Explanation:
The main idea is how a remaining deductible interacts with after-deductible coinsurance. Here the patient has $50 left to meet of a $500 deductible. The visit costs $100, so the patient first pays the remaining deductible amount: $50. After that, $50 of charges remain eligible for insurance at 80% coverage, leaving $40 paid by the insurer and $10 as the patient’s coinsurance. Add the deductible paid ($50) to the coinsurance ($10) and the patient’s total responsibility for this visit is $60. The insurer would coverage $40.
Question 2
What is the personal liability of a sole proprietor?
Correct Answer:
Unlimited
Explanation:
In a sole proprietorship there is no separation between the owner and the business. The owner is personally responsible for all business debts and obligations, so personal assets can be used to satisfy those liabilities. This is unlimited personal liability—the owner bears no cap tied to the amount invested or to business assets alone. The other options describe liability protections that apply to different business structures or to partnerships, not to a sole proprietor. Because there is no liability shield, personal asset protection hinges on risk management and insurance.
Question 3
Is it required to provide a superbill upon request if you are a cash practice?
Correct Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Providing a superbill on request is about patient access to documentation needed to seek reimbursement. Even in a cash-practice, patients may file with their insurance, and a detailed itemized statement shows the dates of service, CPT codes, ICD-10 codes, charges, and provider information that insurers require. Having this ready supports the patient’s claim process and demonstrates transparent billing. While you may not bill the insurer yourself, honoring the request aligns with common professional expectations and patient rights to access their billing records, and it helps avoid friction or disputes. So, the best approach is to provide the superbill upon request.
Question 4
What does a low Scheduled/Actual New Patients (Sch/Act NP) percentage suggest?
Correct Answer:
Possible Buyers Remorse
Explanation:
The scheduled-to-actual new patients metric shows how many people who schedule an appointment actually become a patient and show up for care. A low percentage means a large share of those who scheduled don’t follow through, which often points to a lack of commitment at the moment of scheduling. That hesitation can resemble buyer’s remorse—people decide not to proceed after thinking it over or recognizing obstacles like cost, time, or perceived benefit. So, when this conversion is poor, it suggests self-doubt or hesitation after scheduling rather than effective marketing, strong commitment, or high conversion overall.
Question 5
Which statement about the employment-at-will doctrine is true?
Correct Answer:
It generally allows termination for any legal reason or for no reason at all.
Explanation:
The employment-at-will doctrine means an employer can end the employment relationship at any time for any legal reason, or for no reason at all, with few exceptions. That’s why the statement describing termination for any legal reason or for no reason at all is the best fit. In practice, there are limits, such as laws against discrimination, retaliation, or terminations that violate an implied contract or a written contract; some states also recognize exceptions based on policy or good faith. Because of these nuances, the other statements aren’t correct: job security isn’t guaranteed, termination doesn’t require a formal written contract, and firing for poor performance is permitted under at-will.
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