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OfficeMate Home Office User's Guide - OfficeMate Software Solutions

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Chapter 8 Using the Patient Ledger<br />

Viewing, Editing, & Creating Fee Slips<br />

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Re-record the fee slip. For information about recording the fee slip, go to<br />

Recording Information on Fee Slips on page 111 in the <strong><strong>Office</strong>Mate</strong> <strong>Home</strong> <strong>Office</strong><br />

User’s <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

Notes<br />

• If an insurance claim was associated with the fee slip and it was<br />

already billed, the insurance claim will not be updated with the<br />

edited fee slip information.<br />

• To view an audit of changes to fee slips, create the Daily<br />

Transaction Audit report. For information on creating the Daily<br />

Transaction Audit report, go to Daily Transaction Audit on<br />

page 596. If you print financial reports on one day, edit fee slips<br />

after completing the end of day process, and then print financial<br />

reports on another day, the data on the reports will differ.<br />

• If you reduced a fee slip charge with a previously recorded<br />

payment that causes the original payment to be more than the<br />

amount of the fee slip, the excess amount is transferred to the<br />

patient’s unapplied balance. When the patient has new charges,<br />

depending on your preferences, the unapplied amount can be<br />

used to pay the new charges or the unapplied amount can be<br />

refunded to the patient.<br />

• If you increased a fee slip charge and the fee amount is higher<br />

than the original payment, the fee slip will have an open balance.<br />

<strong><strong>Office</strong>Mate</strong> <strong>Home</strong> <strong>Office</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 377

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