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EOB / denial decoder

What does this remark code actually mean?

Insurers cram denials into cryptic codes like CO-45, PR-1, or N130. Paste yours below — we'll map it to a real denial reason and rank your next moves by confidence.

Enter a remark code

From your EOB or denial letter — CARC (numeric) or RARC (letter + digits).

Common codes to try

Group code cheat sheet

  • CO — Contractual obligation. Provider write-off, not yours.
  • PR — Patient responsibility (deductible, copay, coinsurance).
  • OA — Other adjustment (usually informational).
  • PI — Payer initiated reduction.

Paste a remark code to see what it really means

We'll map it to a plain-language denial reason and rank the next actions by confidence, so you know what's worth your time first.

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