Post a Medicare Advance Recoupment
To prevent the Recoupment from affecting your A/R, the Recoupment and Adjustment can be posted at the same time. This will bring the encounter balance to zero on the Medicare Advance "fictitious" patient.
Post an ERA Recoupment
There will be a message in red letters on the ERA File Dashboard alerting you that there are Provider Level transactions that could not be auto-posted.
These transactions will show near the bottom of the EOB, and there will be a difference between the Total Paid to Provider and the Total EFT/Check Amount.
On the ERA File Dashboard screen, select Attach a New Receipt.
Enter the amount of the Recoupment as a negative number.
Select Save [F2].
Select the new Receipt that was created on the ERA File Dashboard.
Select Post Expert Mode.
Enter or use the Search icon to find the Medicare Payment Advance Patient and tab.
Post as Insurance: If the Encounter is not listed, use this field to choose Medicare for the Payer.
Select the Encounter.
Select Save [F2].
Transaction Code: Enter IP.
Amount: Enter the negative amount for the Recoupment.
Transaction Code: Enter the adjustment code that was created for the Medicare Advance Adjustment. For example: CAPSAP.
Amount: Enter the same amount as the Recoupment. If you set the adjustment code up as a credit, enter a positive amount, and a negative amount if the adjustment code was setup as a debit.
The IP Transaction will create a negative balance on the Encounter.
Posting the Adjustment will bring the Encounter balance to zero which leaves your A/R unaffected.
The result will be: IP and CAPSAP (or your preferred adjustment code) in the Payments and Adjustments window, and the balance should be 0.00 on the top right.
If Save is grayed out, select Save Unbalanced.
Select Save [F2].
Post a Recoupment Manually
The process will be the same as the ERA except for two things:
You will create a Receipt by going to Post Payment instead of creating a receipt on the ERA.
If there are Payments on the same Remit, always post the Recoupment first. If you post the payments first, you will not have enough money in escrow to complete your posting.
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