Claim Edit Columns
The columns in the Claim Edit Library Maintenance window have the following flexibility:
- You can sort columns alphabetically or numerically in ascending or descending order.
- You can adjust most column widths to display more or less information.
The following columns appear on the Claim Edit Library Maintenance window:
- Active – The fields in this column can be checked or unchecked at your discretion. When the field is checked, the claim edit that it corresponds to is considered Activated, which means that the claim edit will run when an encounter is billed and a claim is created using this Claim Edits Library.
- ID – The fields in this column display a unique ID number that corresponds to each claim edit in the library. These ID numbers cannot be changed. If you sort by the ID number, it makes it easier to reference when new claim edits are added to the library.
- Claim Edit – The fields in this column display the claim edits that are available in the Claim Edits Library.
- Help Text – The fields in this column display the Help Text that corresponds to each of the claim edits. The text in these fields can be changed to display Help Text for a claim edit that best meets your needs when troubleshooting claim edit errors on the Claims Status report.
- Applicable To – The fields in this column indicate the area in the application where the applicable claim edit information is located. Knowing where in the application the claim edits information applies helps troubleshoot any claim edit errors.
- Severity – The fields in this column display as a drop-down list that allows you to set the severity for the claim edits. The selections in the drop-down list include:
- Warning – The default level. The claim edit displays in blue and allows you to create a clean claim
- Build – Indicates an error and results in a dirty claim. The claim edit displays in red.
- Critical – Indicates an error and results in a dirty claim. The claim edit displays in red.
- Custom – Not currently being used.
- Required – Indicates an error and results in a dirty claim. The claim edit displays in red.
- Claim Field – The fields in this column display the claim fields in the 837 electronic claims that the claim edit affects.
- Task Type – You can select a specific task type for a claim edit. This enables you to generate a Worklog task when the claim edits process is run from an appointment or an encounter. The task type must be set up with a source type of appointment or encounter. The selection overrides the default task type.