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OfficeMate Home Office User's Guide - OfficeMate Software Solutions

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Chapter 7 Recording Receipts & Adjustments<br />

Adjusting, Transferring, & Writing Off Charges<br />

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Click in the Payment text box for the item that you want to adjust.<br />

Click Adj.<br />

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The Fee Slip Item Adjustment window opens.<br />

Select an adjustment type from the Adj. Type drop-down menu. For more<br />

information on adding and modifying adjustment types, go to To add & modify<br />

adjustment types on page 347.<br />

Select the Increase or Decrease Balance Effect radio button.<br />

Note<br />

To correct a negative balance, select the Decrease radio button.<br />

Type the amount that you want to increase or decrease the item in the Amount<br />

text box.<br />

Type a reason for the adjustment in the Reason text box, if necessary.<br />

Select the person recording the transaction from the Recorded By drop-down<br />

menu, if this field is not locked.<br />

If applicable, select the Do not print on patient statement check box if you<br />

do not want the adjustment to print on the Statements report.<br />

Notes<br />

• Selecting the Do not print on patient statement check box<br />

temporarily effects balances on the financial statement.<br />

• You must select the Yes radio button in the System Preferences<br />

window’s Statements tab to select the Do not print on patient<br />

statement check box in the Fee Slip Item Additional Data<br />

window. For more information on selecting Statements system<br />

preferences, go to To set up statement preferences on page 63.<br />

<strong><strong>Office</strong>Mate</strong> <strong>Home</strong> <strong>Office</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 349

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