ANZ HealthPay Operating Manual page 20

Medicare claiming
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PATIENT CARD
SWIPE CARD OR KEY
PATIENT CARD
SWIPE CARD OR KEY
CLAIM TYPE
1 FULLY PAID
2 PARTIALLY PAID
3 UNPAID
4 BULK BILL
SERVICE PROVIDER
1 DR SMITH
SEARCH
SERVICE PROVIDER
1 DR SMITH
SEARCH
MBS ITEM
1 LEVEL A CONSULTATION
Swipe the claimants Medicare Card or enter the
card number.
Note: Medicare card can be swiped at Idle status and it
will directly take you to step 6.
Enter the IRN and press ENTER.
Note: The IRN is number that is listed next to the patient's
name on Medicare card.
Select Claim type by pressing the number that
matches the claim type.
Note: This option will not be given if the only service
available is Pathology.
Select the service provider.
If Provider details have been setup (see Section
Customising Medicare Easyclaim) press the
number next to the Provider you wish to select.
Alternatively: To use a different Provider number,
select SEARCH option, key in the Provider
Number and press ENTER.
If no Provider details have been set up, key in the
Provider number and press ENTER.
Note: The provider number must be a full 8 characters,
including letters. If a provider number is less than 8
characters, add '0' at the start to fill up the space.
The terminal will display the Claim Data details;
check that the information is correct and press
ENTER.
To modify any Claim Data details, select the
number corresponding to the information you
wish to change. For further information about
each claim item see Section Claim Data Details.
After modifying a Claim Data detail, the terminal
will return to this screen. Press ENTER when all
required changes have been made.
Terminal will display the MBS Item list if they
have been set up (see Section Customising
Medicare Easyclaim), press the number
corresponding to the MBS Item required.
If no MBS Items have been set up, manually enter
the item number then press ENTER.

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