Which information on an insurance card represents routing and identification for a pharmacy claim?

The bank identification number is a critical component on an insurance card that facilitates the routing and identification of pharmacy claims. This number helps ensure that the claim is processed correctly through the appropriate financial institution or payment processor. When a pharmacy submits a claim for reimbursement, the bank identification number guides the claim to the right entity, allowing for timely payment.

Other components on the insurance card, such as the person code, group number, and subscriber number, primarily serve to identify the insured individual and their insurance plan, but they do not specifically handle the financial processing aspect as the bank identification number does.