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Set up Organization Master

Who does this: hospital administrator or billing manager Where: Billing › Masters › Organization Master Set up before: Rate Tariffs

An organisation is whoever pays a patient's bill: the patient (Self), an insurance company, a TPA, a corporate or a government fund. When a patient is registered or admitted under an organisation, their bills use that organisation's rate plan and credit terms.

The Organization Master list with code, name, type and status

Add an organisation​

  1. Go to Billing › Masters › Organization Master.

  2. Click Add. The Contract Organization Definition page opens.

  3. Fill in the top section: The Contract Organization Definition page on the Contact Details tab

    FieldWhat to enterRequired
    Organisation CodeFilled in automatically when you save.—
    StatusLeave on Active.—
    Organisation NameThe payer's name.Yes
    Organisation TypeInsurance, TPA, Organisation, Govt./CM/PM Funds or Self-Paying.Yes
    Doctor Share ParameterHow doctor shares are worked out for this payer's patients.No
    Account CodeThe accounting ledger for this payer.No
    Base Rate OrganizationTick for the organisation whose prices are the hospital's base rates. Only one is allowed, so the box is greyed out once another organisation has it.No
    TPA Applicable, TPATick if claims go through a TPA, then choose the TPA.No
  4. On the Contact Details tab, enter the address and phone numbers. Country Name, State Name and City are required. Add one or more people under Contact Person.

  5. Open the Agreement Details tab and enter the contract: The Agreement Details tab with agreement dates, document upload and renewal options

    • Agreement Date (required), Effective Date and Valid Upto.
    • Upload the signed agreement under Agreement Information.
    • Credit terms: Credit Limit, Credit Days, Total Advance Amount, Total Outstanding Amount and Currency.
    • Insurance terms, if the payer is an insurer: Default Co-pay %, Default Deductible Amount and Validity days for pre-authorization/approval.
    • The people who approve claims, under Authorization Details.
  6. Open the Agreement Tariffs & Claim Patterns Details tab and choose how this payer is priced and claimed: The Agreement Tariffs & Claim Patterns Details tab with the Organisation Rate Plan field

    • Organisation Rate Plan (required): the rate plan this payer's patients are billed from.
    • Standard Modification Patterns and Standard Modification Value: a discount or add-on, as a percentage or value, on top of the tariff.
    • Approval Limit Validation On (Gross Amount or Net Amount) and Payment reimbursement On (Invoice or Statement).
    • Charge Pattern On: tick the box above it if drugs and consumables are charged at Selling Price, MRP or Cost Price instead of the usual way.
    • Applicable Visit Types, Pre-authorization Submission Format and Claim Submission Format.
  7. Open the Group Company, Facility & Inactivation Details tab if you need to: The Group Company, Facility & Inactivation Details tab

    • Set different Routine Consultation Days and Follow -Up Consultation Days for this payer at a facility.
    • Link Group Companies/Sub Organisation.
  8. Click Save. The organisation appears in the list.

Change or deactivate an organisation​

  1. In the list, click the ⋮ button at the end of the row and choose Edit. Choose View to look without changing anything. The row menu with the View and Edit options
  2. Change the fields you need.
  3. To stop using the organisation, switch Status to Inactive. Then fill in Inactivated By, the date and time, and the Inactivation Reason on the Group Company, Facility & Inactivation Details tab. All three are required when the status is inactive.
  4. Click Save.

Good to know​

  • Create the rate plan in Rate Tariffs first. Organisation Rate Plan lists only plans that already exist.
  • Fax Number, ZIP/PIN Code and the phone fields accept numbers only.
  • The Self organisation is for patients who pay their own bills.
  • Click Cancel or Back to List to leave without saving.