There is one routine that we use that picks up at least part of the exceptions. 
 Under batches there is a routine called master logs.  We print master log by 
G/L number for the last valid G/L account ( i.e. ours is 01.9987.087) through 
the END.  This shows the "bad" accounts that B/AR tried to generate..  We send 
this report daily to the accounting department.    This involves patients where 
the "account type" and "serivce" generate an invalid G/L code.
 

Shirley Hammack
I.T. Financial Analyst
Jackson County Memorial Hospital
580-477-7484


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Amber A. Curtis
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 11:17 AM
To: Meditech-L
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Balancing BAR to GL


Hello,
   Before I reinvent the wheel, is there anyone out there that has written an 
NPR, or has a routine to balance the daily BAR day-end data to what gets posted 
in GL?
  In our previous system we had procedures within the software that would flag 
errors when something coming from A/R did not post to GL. It appears that in 
Meditech, they leave it up to you to discover the problem .. Although you have 
the "Billing/AR Daily Operations Summary" there doesn't seem to be a routine to 
compare what actually got posted to GL and what was sent from BAR.
 
Thanks,

Beverly "Amber" Curtis, CIS, CPHIMS
Mendocino Coast District Hospital
700 River Drive
Fort Bragg, Ca 95437
707-961-4656
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