What does Submit for Re-eval option allow in Contract Maintenance?

What does Submit for Re-eval option allow in Contract Maintenance?

• A. It allows you to re-adjudicate past claims using changes you've made to the contract and can run in report mode or reverse and re-post adjustments.
• B. It only affects future claims and never revalues past claims.
• C. It deletes past adjustments.
• D. It never reverses postings.

Answer: (A)

Submitting for re-eval lets you re-adjudicate past claims using the contract changes you’ve made. In other words, previously settled claims can be reprocessed under the updated contract terms so the historical data reflects the current rates or rules. You can run this in a report mode to preview the impact without changing any postings, or you can reverse the original adjustments and re-post them under the updated adjudication. This is useful after updating contract terms to keep past settlements in line with the new terms. It isn’t limited to future claims, it doesn’t delete past adjustments, and it does allow reversing postings if you choose the re-post option.

Submitting for re-eval lets you re-adjudicate past claims using the contract changes you’ve made. In other words, previously settled claims can be reprocessed under the updated contract terms so the historical data reflects the current rates or rules. You can run this in a report mode to preview the impact without changing any postings, or you can reverse the original adjustments and re-post them under the updated adjudication. This is useful after updating contract terms to keep past settlements in line with the new terms. It isn’t limited to future claims, it doesn’t delete past adjustments, and it does allow reversing postings if you choose the re-post option.