I29.Payment and Adjudication Report

Description The I29. Payment and Adjudication Report provides a detailed financial and claim adjudication audit trail for encounter charges, clearinghouse rejections, payer adjudications, and bank deposit payments. It links accession-level billed charges with primary, secondary, and tertiary insurance payments, patient responsibilities, Claim Adjustment Reason Codes (CARCs), clearinghouse 277CA rejections, and actual bank deposit dates. Significance […]

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PracticeSuite Data Import Policy

Disclaimer:  Please be aware that PracticeSuite does not offer any seeded data. The client is required to supply all information related to the practice whether clinical or Practice Management data. Additionally, the client acknowledges the following: **Validation Responsibility**: It is the client’s responsibility to validate the accuracy and completeness of the imported data. They must […]

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PROVIDERS GUIDE TO CURES ACT

PROVIDERS GUIDE TO CURES ACT To comply with the new Information Blocking rules that are part of the Cures Act, we are providing some helpful guide about this change. These new rules significantly expand what information must be made accessible to your patients and require you to supply easy access to medical records. THE FOLLOWING […]

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Patient Reminders

The PCWF/CDSS system is a dynamic and rule-based system where qualifying clinical rules using demographics, lab, diagnoses, medications, allergies, and various other structured data elements can be configured. For each such rule, the user can define a schedule, such as daily, weekly, quarterly, etc. For each of these schedules, the user can define action(s) as […]

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Integrity

1. Select EMR → Secure File, click on the Browse button, and select the test data. Click on the Hash button to generate the hash value. The hash value will be generated as a downloadable file. Click Open button to read the hash value. 2. When the hash value file is generated, click on the […]

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