What is typically included in the electronic remittance advice?

The electronic remittance advice (ERA) primarily includes payment details for services rendered. This document serves as an electronic notification that communicates how much has been paid by the insurance company for specific healthcare services, as well as any adjustments, denials, or reasons for those adjustments. It details the financial aspects of claims submitted by healthcare providers, allowing them to reconcile their accounts and understand payment distributions.

Other aspects of the ERA might include information about patient responsibility for copayments and coinsurance but not specific health details, scheduling information, or diagnostic codes. This focus on payment and financial activity is what makes option B the most accurate choice, reflecting the main purpose of the ERA in the billing and reimbursement process within healthcare.