daisyBill automatically calculates Charge amounts using the fees set by California workers’ comp fee schedules. When the state changes reimbursement amounts, daisyBill recalculates Charge amounts as of the effective date of service.
Use Expected Reimbursements to override daisyBill’s automatic Charge calculations and create your own.
When a designated Procedure Code is assigned an Expected Reimbursement amount, the Expected Reimbursement amount automatically populates future Bills with the assigned code.
Step 1. On the navigation bar, click ‘Billing Providers’, then click the ‘Gear’ icon
This will navigate directly to the specified Billing Provider.
Alternatively, select Manage All Billing Providers to view all the Billing Providers associated with your account.
The Manage All Billing Providers feature is limited to users with the Role of Administrator.
If your account only has one Billing Provider, click ‘Settings’, and move to Step 3.
Step 2. Click the ‘Billing Provider’ name
For daisyBill accounts with multiple Billing Providers, daisyBill maintains separate Service Line Item Custom Charges for each Billing Provider.
Step 3. Click the ‘Billing Settings - Custom’ tab
Step 4. Click the ‘Expected Reimbursements’ card
Step 5. To import ‘Expected Reimbursements’ from a spreadsheet, click ‘Add’, then select ‘Import’
*Note: When entering the NDC Number in the spreadsheet, do not include dashes.
Step 6. Enter the ‘Expected Reimbursement Name’, ‘Effective DOS’, and ‘Expiration DOS’, then select the CSV file to import
Effective DOS and Expiration DOS correspond to the DOS of the bill where the Expected Reimbursement is applicable.
Note: The CSV file MUST use the column headings ‘procedure_code’, ‘supplemental_data’, ‘modifier’, and ‘amount’.
Step 7. Click ‘Import’
Step 8. To manually enter ‘Expected Reimbursements’, click ‘Add’, then select ‘Manual’
Step 9. Enter the ‘Expected Reimbursement Name’, ‘Effective DOS’, and ‘Expiration DOS’
Effective DOS and Expiration DOS correspond to the DOS of the bill where the Expected Reimbursement is applicable. Multiple Expected Reimbursements can be created with the same Effective DOS and Expiration DOS.
Step 10. Enter the ‘Procedure Code’, ‘Modifier’ (if applicable), and ‘Expected Per Unit’, then click ‘Add’
A single Procedure Code (or Procedure Code and Modifier/Supplemental Data combination) can only exist on one Effective Expected Reimbursement at a time (e.g. 99213 can exist on multiple expired Expected Reimbursements, but can only exist on one current Expected Reimbursement).
Step 11. To view an ‘Expected Reimbursement’, click its name
Step 12. To edit an ‘Expected Reimbursement’, click ‘Edit’
Step 13. Enter the changes, then click ‘Save Changes’
To disable an Expected Reimbursement, select No under Active. The entire Expected Reimbursement will no longer be used.
Step 14. To view the Expected Reimbursements History, click ‘History’
History displays the complete history of the creation and edits to the Expected Reimbursements.
Step 15. To add a ‘Procedure Code’, click ‘Add Procedure Code’
Step 16. Enter the information, then click ‘Add’
Step 17. To edit a ‘Procedure Code’, click the ‘Pencil’ icon
You can edit the Expected Per Unit, or deactivate the Procedure Code from your Expected Reimbursement.
Step 18. To view the changes made to a ‘Procedure Code’, click the ‘History’ icon
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