ExamWRITER Does Not Display PQRI Code G8553 in ePrescribing Exams

Customer Care — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 08:02:00 GMT

Abstract:

If ExamWRITER is not displaying PQRI code G8553 in ePrescribing exams, ensure that the following information is set up properly:

Navigate to the OMATE32\DATA or OfficeMate\DATA folder, open the InstalledVersion.dat file with Notepad, and verify that your correct OfficeMate/ExamWRITER version is listed in the [Install] Build section.
Open the Products window in OfficeMate and ensure that G8553 is set up as a service.
Open the Diagnosis/Procedure Coding window in ExamWRITER, click the Procedures tab, and ensure that G8553 is listed as a procedure.
Open the patient's Demographic window in OfficeMate, click the Insurance tab, and ensure that Medicare is selected as the patient's insurance carrier.
Open the Insurance Billing Initial Setup window in OfficeMate, select Medicare from the Select Carrier drop-down menu, click the Preferences tab, and ensure that the Yes radio button next to the Automate PQRI preference is selected.

If I assign a recall date for a patient and schedule an appointment for him or her in ExamWRITER, does the appointment appear on the OfficeMate Appointment Scheduler?

Customer Care — Thu, 08 May 2008 07:41:00 GMT

Abstract:

No; if you select Schedule from the Action drop-down menu on the Follow-Up window in ExamWRITER, the appointment will be recorded in the EMR, but no appointment will be scheduled in OfficeMate. (Note that if you select Recall from the Action drop-down menu on the Follow-Up Orders window in ExamWRITER and then click Setup Recall and set up a recall, the recall will be recorded in the EMR and OfficeMate.)

OfficeMate Knowledge Base : ExamWRITER : Plan Management

ExamWRITER Does Not Display PQRI Code G8553 in ePrescribing Exams

If I assign a recall date for a patient and schedule an appointment for him or her in ExamWRITER, does the appointment appear on the OfficeMate Appointment Scheduler?