Final answer:
The EOBC, likely a typo for EOB (Explanation of Benefits), is the document that provides information from managed care organizations about payments made on a claim. CMS-1500 and UB-04 are forms used for submitting insurance claims, but they are not designed to provide payment information to the patient.
Step-by-step explanation:
The form that provides information from the managed care organizations that paid on the claim is the EOB (Explanation of Benefits). The EOB is not one of the forms listed in the question (AUB-04B-EOBC-CMS-1500D-UB-92), but it represents a close match to the intended term 'EOBC' which may be a typo.
The other forms mentioned are related to medical billing and health insurance claims but serve different purposes than the EOB. The CMS-1500 is the standard form used by healthcare providers to submit insurance claims to Medicare and most health insurance companies. The UB-04 (now known as the CMS-1450) is used by institutional facilities (such as hospitals) for claim billing.
The EOB is sent to patients by their insurance company to explain the costs covered for medical services rendered and includes details about payments made to healthcare providers. It provides a breakdown of charges, the amount billed, the amount covered by the insurance, and any co-payment or deductible for which the patient is responsible.