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File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8
From the Master Files - System list, select Diagnosis Categories. The Diagnosis Categories List window opens. To add a new diagnosis category, select Open Menu , then select New. To search for an existing diagnosis category to modify, follow the steps below: In the List Search field, enter what you want to search for. The matching results are listed. Note: You can enter an asterisk ( * ) to see all the records. Double-click the diagnosis category you want to view. The Add/Modify Diagnosis Category Information window opens. Enter a name for the diagnosis category in the Category field. Enter a four-digit abbreviation for the diagnosis category in the Short Description field. To add an ICD code and description select Open Folder . The ICD Codes window opens. To add a code to the category, select the code in the Available list, then select the Include . The code moves from the Available list to the Included list. If necessary, select either 09 or 10 in the Show field to display only ICD9Diagnosis Categories Search
File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8
The Diagnosis Categories master file enables you to group diagnosis codes into a category that you define. The categories provide flexibility by allowing: Administrators to restrict which practices have access to the diagnosis categories. Administrators to specify that a diagnosis category is only for use by NextGen® Enterprise EHR, NextGen® Enterprise PM, or both. Administrators to associate a provider with one or more diagnosis categories in the Categories tab of the Providers master file. Users to generate reports based on a pre-defined list of diagnosis codes. Diagnosis Categories Search Assign Access to Practices for Diagnosis Categories Parent topic: Master Files - SystemDiagnosis Categories
File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8
The Programs master file is a system-level table. Therefore, all programs can potentially be accessed by any practice in any enterprise. If your enterprise includes multiple practices, you can use the Practice Access option to define which practices have access to each program. For example, Practice A and Practice B both provide services under Program XYZ, but Practice C does not. Therefore, only Practices A and B should have access to Program XYZ. Note: Multiple practices with access to the same program share all system-level parameters defined on the program System and Clinical tabs. Each practice can define their own practice-level parameters on the program Practice tab. Access File Maintenance. Select System Master Files, then PM, and then Programs. The Programs List window opens. From the list, select a program and then do one of the following: Select Open Menu and then select Practice Access. Right-click and then select Practice Access. The Program Master Access by Practice windoAssign Practice Access to a Program
Help Guide for NextGen® Enterprise PM 8
The Programs master file is a system-level table. Therefore, all programs can potentially be accessed by any practice in any enterprise. If your enterprise includes multiple practices, you can use the Practice Access option to define which practices have access to each program. For example, Practice A and Practice B both provide services under Program XYZ, but Practice C does not. Therefore, only Practices A and B should have access to Program XYZ. Note: Multiple practices with access to the same program share all system-level parameters defined on the program System and Clinical tabs. Each practice can define their own practice-level parameters on the program Practice tab. Access File Maintenance. Select System Master Files, then PM, and then Programs. The Programs List window opens. From the list, select a program and then do one of the following: Select Open Menu and then select Practice Access. Right-click and then select Practice Access. The Program Master Access by Practice windoAssign Practice Access to a Program
File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8
In File Maintenance, select Master Files > System > Payers. The Payers List window opens. Right-click the applicable payer and then select Practice Access. The Payer Master Access by Practice window opens. Note: By default, all the practices listed on the Payer Master Access by Practice window are selected to allow access to all of the payers listed in the Payer master file. However, when a new payer is added, the practice in which the payer was created is the only one that has access to that payer. From the Practice list: Select the check boxes individually, next to the practices in the list, or right-click a practice and then select Select All option to allow specific practices to access the payer. Clear the check boxes next to the practices in the list to prevent specific practices from accessing the payer. Note: You must select at least one practice. Select OK. Parent topic: Providing Practice Access for Provider Master FileAssign a Practice to a Payer
Help Guide for NextGen® Enterprise PM 8
In File Maintenance, select Master Files > System > Payers. The Payers List window opens. Right-click the applicable payer and then select Practice Access. The Payer Master Access by Practice window opens. Note: By default, all the practices listed on the Payer Master Access by Practice window are selected to allow access to all of the payers listed in the Payer master file. However, when a new payer is added, the practice in which the payer was created is the only one that has access to that payer. From the Practice list: Select the check boxes individually, next to the practices in the list, or right-click a practice and then select Select All option to allow specific practices to access the payer. Clear the check boxes next to the practices in the list to prevent specific practices from accessing the payer. Note: You must select at least one practice. Select OK. Parent topic: Activate and Assign a Payer to a Practice