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Rural Health: When checkbox ‘Rural Health’ is marked, it notifies that specific Insurance is UB04 Rural Health.

Managed Care Amt.: It is the amount allocated for Managed Care. When property ‘ub04.managedcare.revprocamts’ is set and has '18' as charge code and amount in 'Manager Care Amt' field is found to be non zero then amount for revenue code is read from this field otherwise amount is read from property.

UB04 Inst. Payor ID: This field is removed from button ‘Extra Info’ pop up and is relocated on Insurance Master Interface.It can accept 5 didgit UB04 Ins. Payor ID.
Note: For Assertus and Immediata Clearing houses, the minimum character limit is three digits.

Not Assigned: When the Fee Schedule type is other than U&C, then it is required to check the “Not Assigned” checkbox for an Insurance Company for which this non U&C Fee Schedule has to be applied.

- If “Not Assigned checkbox” is checked, then it will find a Fee Schedule with the Fee Schedule Type defined in the Insurance Master (the current screen), and then use that Fee Schedule to compute the rates(Bill Amount) in the claim AND the Allowed Amount on Remittance screen is assumed to be same as Bill Amount.

- If “Not Assigned checkbox” is NOT checked, then it will find a Fee Schedule with the Fee Schedule Type defined in the Insurance Master(the current screen), and then use that Fee Schedule to compute the Allowed Amount on Remittance screen. The Bill Amount in the claim will be computed using the U&C schedule.

Consider the following two Examples:

• If only ONE, Insurance needs to be billed as per a different Fee Schedule, it is simpler to do it from the Fee Schedule screen keeping the Fee Schedule Type as U&C and then selecting the specific Insurance Company on the Fee Schedule. “Not Assigned” checkbox does not need to be checked.
• In case there are 10 Medicare Insurances say Medicare of A…., Medicare of B… and so on AND all of them follow a common Fee Schedule, ONLY then it makes sense to use the “Not Assigned checkbox” and create a new schedule with type as “MEDICARE” and associate the Fee Schedule Type as “MEDICARE” to the 10 Medicare Insurances from this screen.

1. Define a Fee Schedule Type in Group Types
2. Associate the fee schedule type to the appropriate Fee Schedule
3. In the Insurance Master screen, select from the options for multiple Fee Schedule Types.

Percent: It is directly co-related with the field: Fee Schedule Type ; the percentage value entered here helps in calculation of fees considered in Fee Schedule and applied to ‘Charge Code' in a Claim and is represented as ‘Bill Amount'.

Claim Filing Code: These codes are like Insurance Types which represent the specific Insurance group like PPO, HMO, POS, Medicare Part B, BCBS, and many more in which the current Insurance Company is categorized.

It is a mandatory field for sending claims electronically. Hence, if a claim has any EDI clearing House associated, then EDI Claim Filing Code has to be selected for the records to be saved.

Clearing house: EDI clearing house, is a mandatory field for claims that are sent via EDI. By default, the value displayed is ‘None'; Please contact Bizmatics' Implementer or Support for settings to be done, in case the Clinic has signed up with a clearing house. After set-up, the clearing house is displayed in this dropdown and it has to be selected.
Note: When the option for ‘EDI Clearing House' is selected with a clearing house name then in the Claims screen the option:

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It is the value under whose name claim is billed; this value is used on both Paper Insurance Form (printed in Box 33 of CMS1500 form) and while sending EDI claims. By default the Billing Provider Type is selected based on the property: 837.provider.type . The first value in the comma separated list of values set in this property is considered as default value. In exceptional cases, for a particular Insurance, if a different Billing Provider has to be sent, then it can be associated from this Billing Provider Type Dropdown. Valid comma separated Values for Billing Provider Type that can be set from the above property are CL(Clinic), AD(Rendering Doc), CO(Clinic Owner Doc), BU(Business Unit). All these values set in this property are seen from this dropdown.
Note: Bizmatics Support can be contacted to add new values of 'Billing Provider Type'.

If there is a requirement to change the Billing Provider Type for a specific claim, this change is done via Claims screen using the button: ‘ I '

It is the value under whose name the Insurance Company makes payment; Generally, ‘Pay To Provider Type' is the same as ‘Billing Provider Type' unless a clinic wants to receive payments on some other name and not on the Billing Provider's name. While sending EDI claims, the Pay To Provider Type info has to be sent. By default the Pay to Provider Type is selected based on the property: 837.paytoprovider.type . The first value in the comma separated list of values set in this property is considered as default value. In exceptional cases, for a particular Insurance, if a different Pay To Provider has to be sent, then it can be associated from this Pay To Provider Type Dropdown.

Valid comma separated Values for Pay To Provider Type that can be set from the above property are CL(Clinic), AD(Rendering Doc), CO(Clinic Owner Doc), BU(Business Unit). All these values set in this property are seen from this dropdown.
Note: Bizmatics Support can be contacted to add new values of ‘Pay to Provider'.
If there is a requirement to change the Pay To Provider Type for a specific claim, this change is done via Claims screen using the button: ‘ I '

Submitter Type: While sending EDI claims, the Submitter Type info has to be sent. By default the Submitter Type is selected based on the property : 837.submitter.type. The first value in the comma separated list of values set in this property is considered as default value. In exceptional cases, for a particular Insurance, if a different Submitter Type has to be sent, then it can be associated from this Submitter Type Dropdown.

CMS 1500: By default, the standard CMS 1500 is considered for printing a paper Claim, thus the field is left blank. In case there is a requirement to have a customized printing of values then accordingly template(s) have to be designed and associated to Insurance Company by selecting the same from the binocular icon. For Example: Medicaid CMS1500 Template and DME CMS1500 Template.

Overdue after days: Add average response time that the Insurance Company takes for payment. This can later be used for reporting purposes.

Auto Bill Sec: On selecting this option, if a patient has Primary and Secondary Payer then the Primary Payer directly bills the Secondary Payer without a need to do it explicitly. In other words, when the Remittance from a Primary Insurance is posted, the claim created for the Secondary Insurance is directly marked as ‘Billed' and is available to do the secondary remittance. There is no need to process it explicitly.

Example: Medicare as Primary generally sends the Secondary claim directly to the Secondary Insurance. So for Medicare, this “Auto Bill Secondary” checkbox can be kept checked.

Outside Network: Select the option of ‘Outside Network' if no contract exists between the Clinic and the Insurance Company; this way the appropriate fee schedule applicable for ‘Outside Network' Clinic is applied.
Note: Typically, the fee schedules are differently applicable for both, ‘Within Network' (Clinic or providers in contract with the current Insurance Company) and ‘Outside Network' (i.e. Clinic or providers NOT in contract with the current Insurance Company)

Address Details: Enter the address details of the Insurance Company in the boxes provided respectively, along with the details of telephone numbers, fax number, and also the email address.   All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory in Address frame.

Active: The option is automatically checked by default when any New Insurance Entry is added. If unchecked and the screen information is saved then the Insurance entry becomes inactive and is no more seen in the Insurance Search Screen.