Noble*Direct Accounts Receivable Report PREFACE



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Noble*Direct Accounts Receivable Report PREFACE The Accounts Receivable report generated by Noble*Direct is by far one of the most advanced and comprehensive reports generated within the medical community. A result of years of experience and input from countless users, our A/R report presents the user with a wealth of information just a few keystrokes away. The medical industry is like no other industry in the world, especially when it comes to Accounts Receivable. Whereas, you the supplier, does not know what money is actually due to you until your vendor (the insurance company), tells you what they are going to pay you! Therefore, we are pleased to present to you, the latest, the greatest, the best of the best: Noble*Direct s Accounts Receivable Report.

REPORT CRITERIA Like all other reports within Noble*Direct, the initial selection screen allows you to present the A/R report with a choice of Providers, Insurance Companies, Patients and Dates of Service. This gives the user a wide range of options of selecting specific information to be processed in the A/R report. You have the ability to select: a) one Patient, b) a range of Dates or c) a specific insurance company, etc..

ADDITIONAL REPORT CRITERIA The additional report criteria screen gives the user more options to Fine Tune the way the A/R report is generated. AS-OF Date This date will prevent any transactions and/or payments beyond the AS-OF Date to be included on the A/R report. Use of this date will adversely affect the results of the report! REPORT OPTIONS Print Total Page Only Selecting this option will suppress the printing of the entire report except of the last ( TOTAL PAGE) page. This is useful in obtaining the BOTTOM LINE without any of the detail information. Print Patient Totals Only Selecting this option will suppress the printing of the detail information associated with each patient. Include Zero Balance

Typically, once a transaction has been paid in full, it FALLS off of the A/R report. Selecting this option will present ALL transactions to the report regardless of the balance. AGE BY Date of Service / Date of Transmission The A/R report has an AGING section with separate buckets for CURRENT, 30, 60, 90 and 120 days. The AGING will be based upon either the Date of Service or the Date of Transmission. REPORT ORDER This option provides the user with one of three options in how to present the A/R MINIMUM AGE This option gives you the ability to include only those transactions which are as old or older than the number of days that you select. PATIENT BALANCE RANGE This options gives you the ability to include only those transactions which fall between the minimum and maximum balances. PAYMENT RESPONSIBILITY This option will allow you to include and/or exclude those transactions which are the responsibility of either the Primary or Secondary Insurance and/or the Patient.

REPORT LAYOUT The following fields are what really make the A/R report what it is. As a result, we have included a brief description of those fields to assist you in understanding exactlly what they mean. BILLED w/payment For those transactions that have any form of payment activity, the initial charge amount will appear in this column. BILLED w/o PAYMENT For those transactions that DO NOT have any form of payment activity, the initial charge amount will appear here. BAL w/payment For those transactions that HAVE payment activity, the balance due is calculated with the following formula:

Balance Due = Approved Amount Primary Paid Secondary Paid Patient Paid Other Paid Write Off. BALANCE w/o Payment For those transactions that DO NOT HAVE payment activity, the balance due is equal to the initial charge amount.