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Dates on multiple expenses
Sep 17, 2006 09:13 am

[justlooking]
justlooking

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started out by entering my EOB's. there were multiple dates on each. Now lookng at what I have entered, I cannot see the date of service. Is there a way to enter the dates in a multiple entries interaction? or do I ned to go back and enter each into a seperate entry?
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[Wayward]

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Re: Dates on multiple expenses
Sep 17, 2006 09:39 am 
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justlooking wrote:

i started out by entering my EOB's. there were


multiple dates on each. Now lookng at what I have


entered, I cannot see the date of service. Is there a


way to enter the dates in a multiple entries


interaction? or do I ned to go back and enter each


into a seperate entry?


Welcome, justlooking. In my experience, the best way to track expenses is by date of service. That is typically the first key used by both providers and insurers.

I frequently receive multiple dates of service on an EOB and simply break them out for entry into QMEM. Hope there's not too much you would need to reenter. ;-)

Let us know if there are additional questions.

Wayward

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[Bruce, Quicken]
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Re: Dates on multiple expenses
Sep 18, 2006 02:10 am 
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Good call, Wayward. The date of service is typically one of the few items that insurance and providers (doctors) can safely agree on.

The date the doctor's bill was sent or the date the insurer's EOB was sent isn't always as useful.

- Bruce

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[Wayward]

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Re: Dates on multiple expenses
Sep 19, 2006 10:23 am 
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Quicken Bruce said:

Good call, Wayward. The date of service is typically


one of the few items that insurance and providers


(doctors) can safely agree on.






The date the doctor's bill was sent or the date the


insurer's EOB was sent isn't always as useful.






- Bruce


Hey Bruce. Nice to see you out and about in the forum. ;-)

Wayward

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[sylarqmem]

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Re: Dates on multiple expenses
Nov 10, 2006 05:15 am 
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Correct, but when I see a bill/EOB for a string of (consecutive) service dates from a single provider, I make note of the dates in the Notes and wind up with a single entry in QMEM. Haven't (yet) had a problem with a bill/EOB date string that can't be found by provider or insurer if the first date of service is referenced.

Great product.

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