Select all of the following that are elements on the MSN.

The correct choice is grounded in the understanding of what a Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) typically includes. The MSN is a document that Medicare beneficiaries receive, summarizing the health care services that have been billed to Medicare. It provides helpful information aimed at educating beneficiaries about their healthcare use, including how to receive an MSN and links to resources where they can get more information.

These helpful tips serve to enhance the beneficiaries' understanding of the services they receive, the costs involved, and the process for managing their Medicare claims. Such guidance is essential as it empowers users to navigate their healthcare benefits effectively.

The other elements, while potentially relevant to Medicare and its online services or billing processes, do not typically appear on a standard MSN. For example, instructions for online claims would more likely be found on Medicare's official website or other communication methods rather than on the MSN itself. Similarly, a beneficiary dashboard could be a feature of an online portal but not a physical document like the MSN. Medical coding details, while important in the context of billing, are more exhaustive and technical than what would be summarized for beneficiaries in the MSN format.