Overview of Electronic Secondary Claims (COB)
Overview of Electronic Secondary Claims (COB)
Overview of Electronic Secondary Claims (COB)
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<strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> <strong>Claims</strong> (<strong>COB</strong>) <strong>Overview</strong>-NextGen® PM<br />
<strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> <strong>Claims</strong> (<strong>COB</strong>) Set-Up<br />
Libraries<br />
Libraries>Reason Codes<br />
Reason Code Libraries provide the ability to configure business rules which can be used to automate<br />
electronic transaction posting.<br />
The HIPAA X12 Standard Reason Codes Library (File Maintenance > Libraries > Reason Codes) is<br />
preloaded in the NextGen® application and contains industry Standard Reason Codes. Only HIPAA X12<br />
Standard Reason Codes are permitted for electronic secondary claims.<br />
Libraries> Reason Codes> Reason Code Priority<br />
Reason Code Priority has two main purposes:<br />
1. To determine the order reason codes will display in the transaction posting screen & <strong>COB</strong> window<br />
during payment posting<br />
2. To determine which business rules take priority when multiple reason codes are used on one line<br />
item.<br />
For example, if one code indicates a transaction status <strong>of</strong> “Appeal” and the other code allows the<br />
remaining balance to be moved to the next responsible payer, the system will process the reason codes<br />
according to which reason code appears first in the priority list.<br />
Select a Reason Code Library. Right-click and select Reason Code Priority. To move a code to the top<br />
or to the bottom <strong>of</strong> the list, highlight the code and select the blue “up” or “down” double-arrows. Use the<br />
blue “up” and “down” single-arrow to move a code ine by line.<br />
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