Electronic Billing Review Log Instructions
Use the Electronic Billing Review Log as an audit tool that allows you to look at processing information for each step of the e-billing session. Here you can view the Receive Logs from the insurance carrier as well as the e-billing journal. It is important to use the Review Log routine to review and reconcile the Receive Logs from the insurance carrier.
In addition, the Review Log allows you to look back in the e-billing history and find the answers to your questions. That's why it's so important to always print all e-billing journals and receive logs to paper or to the screen. When you print the e-billing journal and logs, INSight creates an electronic history of the information. When a question arises about a claim that was submitted, you can go back in history to the e-billing session and find the answers.
Important:
Practices may choose to maintain a printed copy of the e-billing journal and the receive log reports so they can quickly access their audit trail for the e-billing session as well as have quick access to proof of timely filing.
If you are in the middle of an e-billing session, you can also use the review log to see the last step that was completed.
It is important to reconcile the e-billing journal with the receive logs to make sure the session completed successfully. To reconcile the reports:
Compare the Control Number on the receive logs to Transaction Set Number on the electronic billing Print Journal. They should match.
Compare the grand total number of claims and the total charges amount on the e-billing print journal with the corresponding amounts on the Receive Log reports. The receive reports for each carrier are slightly different and the grand totals for each carrier can represent something slightly different. Depending on the carrier that you are currently viewing, the grand total number of claims can represent the number of batches in the file, the number of patients, the number of procedures, or the number of claims included in the file. For example, for Medicare the number of claims equals the number of patients contained in the file.
All rejected claims will need to be repaired. For more information, see Electronic Billing Common Error Messages.
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