Which of the following allows you to auto-post insurance payments to multiple patient accounts

Work more efficiently with Automatic Posting of Electronic Insurance Payments.

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Improve productivity by automatically posting electronic insurance payments and streamlining the payment posting process. Billers can automatically post insurance payments with Electronic Admittance Advice (ERAs), insurance from Explanation of Benefits (EOBs), and patient payments. Streamlining payment posting improves your productivity and saves time, so you can focus on the bigger tasks at hand – like getting paid.

Which of the following allows you to auto-post insurance payments to multiple patient accounts

Easily track your payments and easily view pertinent details like Payer, Payer Type and applicable amounts.

Kareo makes the connections to payers to help set up Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) so you can can accept electronic payments. We also process Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA), an electronic report provided in a standard, computer-readable format by insurance companies to explain payment and adjudication of medical claims. The result is a faster insurance payment process and easier reconciliation of your patient accounts.

Automatic Posting of Electronic Insurance Payments
Kareo handles a variety of advanced electronic remittance scenarios, including denials, underpayments, overpayments, multiple adjustments, automatic cross-over, secondary remittance and more. You can easily review detailed adjustment reasons and remark codes and save processed payments in a standardized format. You can also quickly save electronic remittance reports and export your ERA reports for use with other programs, such as Medicare's Remit Easy Print software.

Leverage the Power of Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Reports
Kareo Billing streamlines the use of Explanation of Benefits (EOB) reports to post insurance payments manually. Now you can post payments using unique encounter numbers, also known as Patient Control Numbers (PCN), which Kareo submits on claims and payers return on Explanation of Benefits (EOB) reports. Simply enter the allowed amount, paid amount, and patient responsibility information, and Kareo automatically calculates the contractual adjustments and posts the appropriate transactions to the patient's account. It eliminates having to dig for information as you are posting payments. You can view a full transaction history on each charge and drill-down into the encounter for more details, and streamline your workflow by posting insurance payments in a batch that also generates reports for reconciling bank deposit slips.

Optimize Patient Collections and Increase Revenue
Your front-office users can accept patient payments during the check-in or check-out process with Kareo Patient Payments. Having an integrated self-pay solution in the front office lets you take payment at the time of service for greater collections effectiveness. This also reduces work for your biller, so they can focus on other important tasks like lowering overall patient A/R. Closing Text: Effectively posting payments is an essential part of your billing collections success plan. With the tools to streamline and automate payment posting, Kareo improves your productivity, saves time, and increases collections.

FEATURES
Kareo makes it easy to automate your payments process:

  • Easily receive insurance payments by electronic funds transfer
  • Uncover underpayments with contract management reports
  • Automate postings and reconciliation of patient accounts
  • Quickly receive electronic remittance advice report
  • Automatically post insurance payments and store a copy of potential rejections on each claim

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What is the first step in posting a payment to a patient's account?

The first step, collect patient and insurance info. Our Benefits Authorization process gets medical services authorized (pre-authorization or prior authorization) from the insurance payers. Without an authorization, the insurance payer is free to refuse the payment.

What refers to the ability to share electronic medical records with other healthcare facilities?

Electronic health information exchange (HIE) allows doctors, nurses, pharmacists, other health care providers and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient's vital medical information electronically—improving the speed, quality, safety and cost of patient care.

What is it called when the office accept payment directly from the insurance company?

What is the "Assignment of Benefits" form? A form used where the patients signature authorized the medical office to receive payment from the insurance company directly. Usually the patient also agrees to pay any medical expenses not covered by the insurance company.

Which of the following is an example of a walk in patient?

Which of the following is an example of a walk-in patient? b. a person who comes to the office without an appointment to see the provider for an emergency or an acute illness or injury.