How should Boxes 14-16 be filled out for private insurance and government insurance?

For Boxes 14-16 on a medical claim form, these fields are typically designated for specific information that may not apply to the claim for private or government insurance, depending on the context of the provided information. Leaving these boxes blank might be appropriate if there is no relevant referral or additional patient details necessary for processing by the insurance provider.

In many cases, insurance companies have specific requirements for what information they need in certain fields of a claim, and if those requirements do not apply, it is more efficient to leave those boxes blank. This can help streamline the processing and avoid confusion or potential delays in claims approval. Therefore, the decision to leave Boxes 14-16 empty aligns with standard practices for filing claims where that specific information is not applicable to the situation at hand.