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Third-Party Claims Processing

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Department Of Health And Human Services → Navajo Area Indian Health SvcView Agency

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Chinle, AZ, USA

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Submission, tracking, and reconciliation of medical claims to government and private insurers using standardized formats such as 837P/837I.

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