Pending Claims

The Pending Claims area of the Batch Insurance Payment Entry dialog box provides you with a lot of flexibility. From the Pending Claims area, you can do the following:

·        Split primary insurance claims

·        Edit batch insurance claims

·        View claims in the Document Center

The Pending Claims list consists of 11 columns:

·        Date - Shows the date the insurance claim was sent or the date it was created.

·        Subscriber Name - Shows the name of the subscriber attached to either the insurance or the EOB claim.

·        Subscriber ID - Shows the subscriber's ID attached to either the insurance or the EOB claim.

·        Patient Name - Shows name of the patient attached to either the insurance or the EOB claim.

·        Birth - Shows the birth date of the patient attached to the insurance claim.

·        Pri/Sec - Shows whether a Dentrix claim is primary or secondary and has been paid, modified, or not found.

·        Pri Pmt or Sec Pmt - Indicates the claim has not been paid.

·        Pri Pmt ++ or Sec Pmt ++ - Indicates the claim has been paid.

·        Pri Adj or Sec Adj - Indicates the claim has been modified.

·        ? Pmt or ? Adj - Indicates a claim or an adjustment, respectively, cannot be found.

·        eStatus - Appears blank for all listed claims when you select check payment type. If you select electronic payment type, shows the status of an EOB:

·        Not Found - A Dentrix claim cannot be found for the EOB claim.

·        Invalid - The EOB claim is for a primary or secondary adjustment, and the Dentrix claim for the EOB claim has not been paid.

·        OK - Post - The EOB claim and its corresponding Dentrix claim are in the database.

·        Billed Amt - Shows the total of the Dentrix claim.

·        Est Ins - Shows an estimate of the insurance payment for the procedure.

·        Paid/Adj - Shows the total of the claim less any adjustments that you applied. Appears blank for all listed claims when you select Check under Payment Type.

·        Sec - Indicates whether a patient's secondary insurance is attached to the claim.