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Complete the excel assignment based on medical payment.

Follow the directions "Patient data for day sheets" to complete the "DaySheets" document that is also attached.

Day 1 - JULY 1

Patient account 25145 - Charge was $85, insurance adjusted $15 and patient paid her $20.00 co-pay.

The charge, adjustment, and patient payment have been entered for you on this account. You are now to enter in the amount the insurance paid (-40.00).

Enter the charges/adjustments/patient payments/insurance payments below for the accounts to complete the day sheet for the rest of the account numbers:

Acct 24315       Charge  $189.00

                       dj             63.00

                       Pt Pay       35.00

                       Ins Pay      82.00

Acct 35870        Charge   $245.00

                       Adj           95.35

                       Pt Pay        45.00

                       Ins Pay       79.43

Acct 15879        Charge     $98.00

                       Adj             28.67

                       Pt Pay        25.00

                       Ins Pay       40.25

Acct 25879       Charge  $1,789.00

                      Adj            213.78

                     Pt Pay            0.00

                      Ins Pay    1,089.00

Acct 98653      Charge      $798.00

                     Adj             245.98

                      Pt Pay       100.00

Ins Pay          0.00 (No Prior authorization was done)

They would have paid $435 if one had been done.

*****You will need to enter the expense for Electricity of $276.25.

Add the patient payments and insurance payments to the balance forward for day 1. Subtract the expense to get the Total Balance for July 1st. Enter the total balance on day two in the Balance Forward area.

Day 2 - JULY 2
Enter the charges/adjustments/patient payments/insurance payments below for the accounts to complete the day sheet.

Acct 58963        Charge      $45.00

                        Adj             3.45

                       Pt Pay         12.88 

                       Ins Pay        28.67

Acct 14789       Charge       $98.00

                        Adj           25.87

                       Pt Pay        20.00

                      Ins pay        49.47

Acct 36987      Charge      $4899.00

                     Adj              789.00

                       Pt Pay        150.00

                      Ins Pay       3725.23

Acct 45678      Charge        $243.00

                        Adj             78.98

                        Pt Pay       45.00

                       Ins Pay      119.02

Acct 32165       Charge      $545.00

                        Adj             99.45

                       Pt Pay        100.00

                      Ins Pay        300.23

need to enter the expense for Rent of $4,500.00

Add the patient payments and insurance payments to the balance forward for day 2. Subtract the expense to get the Total Balance for July 2nd. Enter the total balance on day three in the Balance Forward area.

Day 3 - JULY 3

Enter the charges/adjustments/patient payments/insurance payments below for the accounts to complete the day sheet.

Acct 25879 - First put the balance in the Patient Balance Forward column from day 1. Then enter Patient Payment of $386.22

Acct 36987 - First put the balance in the Patient Balance Column from Day 2. Then enter Patient Payment of $234.77

Acct 35870 - First put the balance in the Patient Balance column from Day 1. The Patient had to come back and have more lab work done.

The claim has not ran through the Insurance yet so there is no Adjustments or Insurance Payments yet so you enter $0.00 in those columns.

Enter the following:

Charge                        $87.00

Charge                          43.00

Charge              28.00

NOTE: You will need to add up the charges and enter the total in the Charge Column.

                     Adj                       0.00

                     Pt Pay                  0.00

                     Ins Pay                 0.00

Acct 22269      Charge                        $163.00

                      Adj                       55.00

                     Pt Pay                  25.00

                     Ins Pay                 72.00

Enter the expense for office supplies of $247.50

Acct 98653 - The Insurance company re-processed the claim after accepting a pre-authorization that was able to be back dated. First enter the Patient Balance from day 1. Then enter in the insurance payment of $435.00

Add the patient payments and insurance payments to the balance forward for day 3. Subtract the expense to get the Total Balance for July 3rd.

Attachment:- Daysheet.rar

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