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An issue is resolved where a re-billed claim may not display data in the 'Crystal' version of the 'Client Ledger' report.

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Client Ledger - Re-billed claims
Resolves an issue to ensure that the 'Claim', 'Crystal' and 'Simple' type of the client ledger correctly displays the re-billed claim information.
Topics
• Client Ledger • NX
 
Acceptance Tests

AV-80372 Summary | Details
Client Ledger - Re-billed claims
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
  • Admission
  • Client Ledger
  • Create Interim Billing Batch File
  • Crystal Report Viewer
  • Diagnosis
  • Dynamic Form Address Validation
  • Electronic Billing
  • Financial Eligibility
  • Individual Cash Posting (PM)
  • Posting/Adjustment Codes Definition
  • Admission (Outpatient)
  • Client Charge Input
  • Electronic Re-Billing Service Assignment
Scenario 1: Client Ledger - Validating 'Claim' crystal report for payment/adjustments /transfers posted to client account
Specific Setup:
  • Posting/Adjustment Codes Definition:
  • Identify an existing payment, adjustment and/or transfer codes. Note the codes/values for further testing.
  • Admission:
  • A new client is admitted in the inpatient program. Note the client's id/name, admission program, admission date.
  • Guarantor/Payors:
  • An existing guarantor is identified to assign to the client.
  • Financial Eligibility:
  • The existing guarantor is assigned to the client. Note the Guarantor code/value.
  • Service Codes:
  • An existing room and board service code is identified to render services to the client. Note the service code.
  • Client Charge Input:
  • 5-6 days of the room and board services are rendered to the client.
  • Close Charges:
  • The charges rendered to the client are closed.
Steps
  1. Open the 'Electronic Billing' form.
  2. Run an 837 Institutional bill for the client.
  3. Verify the bill compiles successfully.
  4. Claim the services.
  5. Verify the bill compiles successfully.
  6. Open the 'Client Ledger' form.
  7. Process the report using 'Claim' ledger type and validate that the claim based report displays all the claim specific information.
  8. Open the ‘Individual Cash Posting’ form.
  9. Select the ‘Client’.
  10. Select desired value in the ‘Post By’ field.
  11. Click [Select Item(s) To Post Against].
  12. A grid opens containing a row for all services.
  13. Select a desired row.
  14. Click [OK] when all desired rows have been selected.
  15. Note the ‘Information’ message and the current balance for the guarantor.
  16. Click [OK].
  17. Enter desired value in ‘Posting Date’.
  18. Enter desired value in ‘Date of Receipt’.
  19. Validate that the ‘Guarantor’ defaulted to the guarantor in the current balance message.
  20. Enter desired value in ‘Dollar Amount To Be Posted’. Amount entered can be the full amount due or a partial amount due.
  21. Enter desired value in ‘Posting Code’.
  22. If desired, enter a value in ‘Check #’.
  23. Enter desired value in ‘Action For Remaining Balance If Applicable’.
  24. Click [Update Temporary File].
  25. If desired, continue to add payment/adjustments/transfers using the steps above for all other services.
  26. Click [Submit] when all payment/adjustments/transfers have been completed.
  27. Open ‘Client Ledger’ for the client’.
  28. Process the report using ‘Simple' ledger type and validate that the payment/adjustments/transfers posted correctly.
  29. Process the report using ‘Claim' ledger type and validate that the payment/adjustments/transfers posted correctly specific to claim.
  30. Close the form.
Scenario 2: Client Ledger - Validating Simple/ Crystal/ Claim types of the ledger for Re-bill claims
Specific Setup:
  • Admission:
  • A new client is admitted, or an existing client is identified. Note the client's id/name, admission program, admission date.
  • Guarantor/Payors:
  • An existing guarantor is identified to assign to the client.
  • Financial Eligibility:
  • The existing guarantor is assigned to the client. Note the Guarantor code/value.
  • Service Codes:
  • An existing service code is identified to render services to the client. Note the service code.
  • Client Charge Input:
  • A service is rendered to the client.
  • Client Ledger:
  • The service distributed to the guarantor assigned to the client in the financial eligibility.
  • Close Charges:
  • The service rendered to the client is closed.
  • Create Interim Billing Batch File:
  • An interim file is created which covers client, guarantor and service distributed to the guarantor. Note the batch file number/name.
  • Electronic Billing:
  • An 837 bill is created and claimed for the service. Note the claim number.
  • Electronic Re-Billing Assignment:
  • The claim created above is re-billed.
  • Electronic Billing:
  • An 837 bill is created and claimed for the re-bill service created in above step.
Steps
  1. Open the 'Client Ledger' form.
  2. Enter desired client in the 'Client ID' field.
  3. Select 'Claim' from the 'Claim/Episode/All Episodes' field.
  4. Select desired claim # created in the setup section.
  5. Click [Process].
  6. The crystal report launched successfully.
  7. Verify the report displays correct re-bill information.
  8. Close the report.
  9. Select 'Crystal' from the 'Claim/Episode/All Episodes' field.
  10. Select desired claim # created in the setup section.
  11. Click [Process].
  12. The crystal report launched successfully.
  13. Verify the report displays correct re-bill information.
  14. Close the report.
  15. Select 'Simple' from the 'Claim/Episode/All Episodes' field.
  16. Select desired claim # created in the setup section.
  17. Click [Process].
  18. The crystal report launched successfully.
  19. Verify the report displays correct re-bill information.
  20. Close the report.
Topics
• Client Ledger • NX

 

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