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Warning and Error Messages for EOB Posting

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Written by Hui Yu Chuang
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Cases in EOB Posting may display a Warning. Warning messages appear in a yellow banner at the top of the page.

Warnings can appear at different levels:

  • Encounter-level warning

    Appears at the top of the page and indicates an issue at the encounter level, typically related to consolidating payments across the EOB.

  • EOB-level warning

    Appears within the EOB section and indicates an issue specific to an individual payment on the EOB.

    Clearing a Warning Message

    Step 1: Ensure the underlying issue has been resolved.

    Step 2: If there is a checkbox on the warning banner, click the checkbox on the yellow Warning banner to acknowledge the fix. The banner will turn green. If not, ignore this step.

    Step 3: Click Recheck to clear the warning.

    Step 4: Click Submit.

Warning Message

Explanation

This EOB is missing line item info. Please manually post

This EOB is missing required line-item details and cannot be posted automatically. Please review the details and post the EOB manually.

Secondary payer EOB came back but Primary Payer EOB is missing. Please manually post Primary Payer EOB.

A secondary payer EOB was received, but the primary payer EOB is missing. Please review the details and post the primary payer EOB manually.

EOB posting date is earlier than claim submission date. Please review.

The EOB posting date is earlier than the claim submission date. Please review the EOB for accuracy.

Claim has a negative adjustment amount. Please investigate and correct EOB if needed.

This claim has a negative adjustment amount. Please investigate and correct the EOB if needed.

Copay in the EOB is not integer. Please review and correct EOB if needed.

The copay amount on the EOB is not a whole number. Please review and correct the EOB if needed.

Primary payer EOB has patient responsibility but secondary payer denied patient responsibility. Please investigate and work on the claim to ensure the correct responsibility party.

The primary payer EOB shows patient responsibility, but the secondary payer denied patient responsibility. Please investigate and ensure the correct responsible party is assigned.

It is unlikely for workers comp claim to have patient’s responsibility. Please review and correct EOB if needed.

Workers’ Compensation claims typically do not include patient responsibility. Please review and correct the EOB if needed.

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