This report provides users with a holistic view of all Payers within each organization
Generating the Report
Let's review how to create the Payer Mix Report!
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- Navigate to the Reporting section.
- Under Configuration Reports, select the Payer Mix Report.
- Update the Practice filter to instruct the system which practices to omit from the report.
- Select Run Report.
- To download the report, select Download.
- To include data from the last 24 hours, select Refresh Data.
- Navigate to the Reporting section.
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Viewing the Report
This report produces a table of all payers referenced within an organization at the practice level. To view an example of this report, click here.
Columns and Definitions
Row Name | Definition/Calculation |
Organization | This is the name of the organization to which the payer is referenced. |
Practice | This is the name of the practice to which the payer is referenced. |
Name | This is the name of the payer. |
Type | This indicates whether a payer is electronic or paper |
Payer-Assigned Provider ID | This is the custom ID assigned to a practice by the payer. |
Address/City/State/Zip | This is the payer's mailing address. |
Accepts Institutional Claims | This indicates whether the payer accepts institutional claims electronically. |
Accepts Professional Claims | This indicates whether the payer accepts professional claims electronically. |
Supports Eligibility | This indicates whether the payer supports electronic eligibility checks. |
Supports Remits | This indicates whether the payer sends electronic remits. |
Supports Claim Attachments | This indicates whether the payer supports electronic claim attachments. |
Electronic Payer ID | This is the payer's electronic ID with the clearinghouse. |
Parent Payer | This indicates who the parent company of the payer is (when referenced.) |
Allows Multi-Year Claims | This instructs the system to allow multi-year claims. |
Active | This indicates where the payer is still active. |
Helpful Hints
The Electronic Payer ID is often established by the clearinghouse and may not reflect the payer ID shown on a patient's insurance card.
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