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OfficeMate Home Office User's Guide - OfficeMate Software Solutions

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Chapter 11 Processing Insurance Claims<br />

Processing CMS 1500 Claims<br />

Using the Batch History<br />

Use the batch history to view the batches of claims submitted, view batch details, and<br />

reopen claims within the batch. For information on searching for individual claims, go<br />

to Searching for Insurance Claims on page 430. This section tells you how to use the<br />

batch history function, including how<br />

• To view insurance claim histories, 447<br />

• To reprocess insurance claim batches, 448<br />

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To view insurance claim histories<br />

Open the Third Party Processing window. For more information on opening<br />

this window, go to Opening the Third Party Processing Window on page 429.<br />

Click the Batch History icon.<br />

Select a location from the Location drop-down menu, as needed.<br />

Select an electronic receiver from the Receivers drop-down menu.<br />

Narrow your search by typing beginning and ending dates in the Date<br />

Submitted fields, as needed.<br />

Click Search Batch History.<br />

Claim batches matching your search criteria are displayed.<br />

Click the Expand radio button to display the individual claims within the<br />

batches, or click the Collapse radio button to hide the individual claims.<br />

Click the + (plus) sign next to the date that you want to view.<br />

Select a batch from the list and click Batch Detail.<br />

The Batch Detail window opens and displays information about the batch of<br />

claims.<br />

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