Difference between revisions of "Drug Tracking Payment Report Criteria"
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== Purpose == | == Purpose == | ||
| − | + | The Drug Tracking Payment Report is a revenue based report concerned with tracking payments received for services rendered that involved dispensing medications to patients. | |
| − | + | For example, administering injections to a patient. If the medical practice receives these medications from drug companies, only paying for them once dispensed, the practice will need to track when these medications are dispensed to patients. | |
<p>If the practice then only pays for the medication once payment from insurance has been received, the practice needs to be able to track how much money has thus far been received for those medications tracked.</p> | <p>If the practice then only pays for the medication once payment from insurance has been received, the practice needs to be able to track how much money has thus far been received for those medications tracked.</p> | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 1 October 2013
Purpose
The Drug Tracking Payment Report is a revenue based report concerned with tracking payments received for services rendered that involved dispensing medications to patients.
For example, administering injections to a patient. If the medical practice receives these medications from drug companies, only paying for them once dispensed, the practice will need to track when these medications are dispensed to patients.
If the practice then only pays for the medication once payment from insurance has been received, the practice needs to be able to track how much money has thus far been received for those medications tracked.
The Drug Tracking Payment Report satisfies both of these tracking needs.
Concepts
In order to facilitate drug payment tracking, the following concepts are introduced:
- Drug Tracking Number - Services that involved dispensing medications to patients are marked with a drug tracking number. The drug tracking number is necessary in order to differentiate between procedures that do and do not involve dispensing medications to patients.
- Payment Threshold - Procedures that require dispensing medications to patients can be given a payment threshold amount. This threshold is used by the drug tracking payment report to determine if the total payment amount on each service has or has not met this threshold amount.
Report Criteria
Report will display all services with drug tracking codes filtered by some criteria as shown below:
- Date Range – find all services or payments between a start and end date
- Date Selection by – choose date range above to be entry date, batch date, or service date
- Date Selection Type – date range pertains to service dates or payment dates
- Provider – show services performed by a particular provider or all providers
- Location – show services performed at a particular location or all locations
- Facility – show services performed at a particular facility or all facilities
- User – show services entered in by a specific user or all users
- Procedure Range – show services that involved specific procedures or all
- Report Procedure Group – show services for a particular Report Procedure Group
- Payment Threshold Mode - show services where procedure threshold met, not met, both met and not met, or disable procedure threshold