Creating a Payer Rule
Super Admins can create Payer Rules for one or more locations within your instance.
- To begin, click on your initials and then click Settings.
- Then click the Billing Audit Tool tab.
- Next, open Payer Rules.
- From the landing page, you can view, edit, delete, copy, enable, or disable all existing payer rules. You can use the Location drop-down to view payer rules tied to a specific location.
- Edit: Click on the Edit icon to edit an already existing rule.
- Copy: Click on the copy icon to create a duplicate of an existing rule.
- Delete: Click on the red x to delete the rule. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.
- To add a new payer rule, click on the + Add Item button.
- Complete the Create New Payer Rule form. Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).
- Enter the name of your rule in the Payer Rule Name field. This field supports a large amount of text, so this name can be as long as needed.
- You can add a short description and a long description in the appropriate fields, as desired.
- Search for the desired Payer. Kipu RCM integrated payers appear with an [AO-] prefix. You can only create a rule for one payer at a time. If you need to have the same rule available for multiple payers, you must create a copy for each one.
- The Payer Internal ID and Payer External ID fields will automatically populate based on your selection.
- Next, set the rule's start date by clicking on the Start Date field and choosing a date from the calendar or manually typing in the date. The rule will not apply to dates of service before the Start Date.
- The rule will not apply to dates of service before the start date.
- The End Date field is optional and can be used to provide a date after which the rule will no longer be applied to matching charges.
- Be sure to enable your rule by checking the Enabled box. If you do not enable the rule, it will not be applied to the billing audit tool report.
- Select the desired location (or locations) that will use this rule.
- Click Create to begin defining the related Billing Rules.
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