Custom Encounter Query (CEQ) Report

Custom Encounter Query (CEQ) Report

The CEQ is a custom report/query tool that queries Encounter Data.

  1. Reports > Custom Encounter Query

Build a Custom Encounter Query

  1. Filter Criteria: Add your filter criteria by clicking the Plus symbol beside "And". The filters you choose will determine the specific parameters to obtain the desired query results. For example: A specific Encounter Date Range for a specific Provider.

  1. Add Columns to the Report by clicking the Columns button.

    • Use the Search Field to find a specific item, or expand the sections using the Plus symbol.

  2. Use the check boxes to choose the items to use as Columns on the report.

  3. In the Selected Columns panel, deselect any items that are not needed as Columns.

  4. As you select columns, they will show in the Reorder Columns pane.  Click and drag the columns to reorder how they will show on the report (the top column will be the furthest left column in the report).

  5. Select Save (F2).

  6. Select the Run button.

 

Date Range

Example: Date of Service: Use Less than or equal to and Greater than or equal to

 



Total-By

Total-By Option: The Totals By will display as 1 row per entity showing totals for each column for that entity.

Count Column

This uses the same logic used in other reports to report the number of Encounters that have taken place during the reporting period (Service Facility Visits).

    • Each Visit/Encounter = 1

    • 'Reversed' Encounter = 1 Created as a clone to replace the Encounter in the original period.

    • 'Reversal' Encounter = -1 This is the Offset (negative values) mirror image of the Encounter that was Reversed

    • Encounter that has no charge lines = 0

    • Encounter that was created by 'rolling up' other encounters = 0

    • The Reversal = -1 and the New Encounter = 1, so they net to 0 new Encounters.

  Where to Find Most Recently Used 

  • Policy Panel

    • Claim Status

    • Insurances (1-4)

    • Policy Numbers

  • Encounter Panel

    • UB/Institutional Claims: Is Institutional

    • Count (Encounter): Count

    • First Billed - Date

    • Is Incomplete

    • Is Reversed

    • Is Self Pay

    • Most Recent Statement

    • Tags

  • Procedure Panel

    • Procedure Code (CPT®): CPT - ID

    • Diagnosis Codes (ICD-10): Diagnosis 1, etc.

    • DOS

    • Fee

    • NDC: NDC - Number

  • Transaction Panel

    • Adjustments

    • Allowed

    • Charges

    • Copay

    • Insurance Payments

    • Patient Payments

    • Write-Offs

  • Balance Panel

    • Collection

    • Insurance

    • Insurance by aging categories

    • Patient

    • Patient by aging categories

    • Total

 

Build a Self-Pay Patient Report using the CEQ 

  1. Select the Plus button before "AND".

  2. Select Insurance (1) - ID.

 

 

  1. For Policy - Insurance(1) - ID, select Equals.

  2. Enter the word, Patient, in the Lookup field.

  3. Select the Run button after all other criteria have been chosen.

 



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