export_service_line_financial_summary
export_service_line_financial_summary
Persisted financial summary at the service line level, including patient responsibility, copay, deductible, and coinsurance. Service-line-grain analog of export_financial_summary.
Identifiers
Unique Service Line ID
Unique Claim ID the service line belongs to
Unique ID associated with the encounter in the Candid system
Timestamps
Time when the financial summary tables are last updated based on claim status or transactions. NOTE: the updated_at field recalculates any time there is a claim status change and re-writes the data down, even though a claim status change is not balance impacting. This means the updated_at field may update in cases when claim statuses were changed, but no additional transactions were generated.
Organization
User’s unique organization ID in the Candid system
Organization Name
Organization’s External ID - the ID that the organization uses to map to their own upstream system
Patient Information
Patient responsibility in cents. Patient responsibility is calculated as the sum of PR-1 + PR-2 + PR-3 + PR-100.
Patient paid amount in cents
Patient adjustment / write-off amount in cents
Patient balance amount in cents. Patient Balance = service line balance only when responsible party is set to Patient. Patient balance = $0 otherwise.
Financial
Billed / charge amount in cents
Allowed amount in cents
Insurance paid amount in cents
Insurance adjustment / write-off amount in cents
Insurance write off amounts in cents (i.e. write offs applied to balances for Insurance Pay claims)
Copay amount (PR-3) in cents
Deductible amount (PR-1) in cents
Coinsurance amount (PR-2) in cents
Service line balance amount in cents. Balance = Billed Amount - Payments - Adjustments - Write-Offs
Other
Indicates if there was a change made to the data for a given claim (ie next responsible party has been updated), but the financial data associated with it in our financial tables (which feed into the Financial Summary Table) has not been updated yet. The boolean flips to ‘yes’ the day the change is made, and then reset back to ‘no’ the next day once the financial tables are updated.