misfiling

We've experienced months-long delays due to "misfiling;" failure to notify us that a single digit in the many requisite codes is out of place or incorrect, thereby providing an excuse to withhold payment; bills being forwarded to the wrong departments; denials to providers for no apparent reason.

Cindy Handler: Why Being A Health Insurer Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry 2008

That's particularly so when sensitive strategic and legal matters are involved—and when misfiling could result in criminal sanctions.

Obama's New Gifts to Organized Labor Eugene Scalia 2011

Whatever lack of filing or misfiling may have occurred, it happened long ago, sometime between 1911-1970.

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Because not only have I run a medical office, but I helped a group practice install an EHR, and one of their "pain" points and biggest reasons for going electronic was the loss of patient records due to misfiling or non-filing.

Francine Hardaway: Economies of Scale in Health Care Reform 2009

It is an attempt to hide the books away from people looking for them by deliberately misfiling them.

Bookstore Cop 2007

As for the misfiling, Kamarck calls it "a mistake."

More Temple Trouble For Al? 2008

He is making the case that it's a matter of misfiling to the DEA about dates when these steroids were prescribed.

CNN Transcript Jul 3, 2007 2007

Anon, the misfiling of CDs is a quirk quickly learned, as is the use of ping.

tongyong pinyin haters: you are all colonialist shits Michael Turton 2006

Nor is the government out there promoting misfiling of CDs in record stores; that is purely a private matter.

tongyong pinyin haters: you are all colonialist shits Michael Turton 2006

Least I'm not stuck in some stuffy little office listening to some scrawny bald-headed dude chew my ass day after day for misfiling some damn piece of paper.

Impossible Places Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2002