For example, you could specify that only charge items with a GL TypeGL Type is a narrative descriptor used to specifically identify the type of a particular GL area, department, or cost center.

Example: LAB_HEMAT would be a Laboratory Hematology Department. of “Chemo” are to be displayed.

For example, you could specify that only charge items with a Status Indicator of “H — Additional Payment” are to be displayed (a charge’s HCPCS/CPT information is displayed on the Active Info window).

Use this filter when you want to show only charge items that either have or don’t have memos attached to them. You may also define more specific criteria such as memo author, date range, or words that the memo must contain. See Memo Filter Tutorial.

If there is a mismatch between the intent of service (description) and the CPT code, then an intent of service issue is generated. This causes an icon to be displayed in the column. You may want to export or print these charge items at the beginning of a review. This filter allows you to display only those charge items with or without an Intent of Service issue.

You can choose from all the column headings in your CDM file. This can be used to filter on a range of values specific to that column. For example, to see all the charge items with a CPT code from 22846 to 23465, you would specify a filter on your CPT code column of “22846-23465”. You can also use commas to include several ranges or values, in the form: “22846-23465,26000,30000-39999”.