This article explains how to create a Third-Party Company profile in Juvonno. Third-Party Companies can be used for organizations that are responsible for paying for a patient's treatment, such as insurance companies, motor vehicle accident insurers, workplace injury insurers, employers, or other funding organizations.
When to Use This
Use this article when you need to:
- Add a new insurance company
- Add a TELUS insurer
- Add a motor vehicle accident insurer
- Add a workplace injury insurer, such as WCB or WSIB
- Create a profile for any other third-party organization that will be responsible for payment
What You Need
Before you begin, gather the following information:
- The company name
- The company contact information
- Address
- Phone number
- Fax number
- Email address (if available)
Permissions
- User Type with access to Settings
Contact your clinic administrator if you don't have the required access.
Adding a Third Party Company
- Click Settings
Under Companies & Contacts, select Third-Party Companies
- Click + New Third-Party Company
- Complete the Details section:
| Name |
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| Contact Information |
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| Group |
Grouping companies helps organize and manage third-party billing records |
| eClaims Insurance # |
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Click Save
Result
The Third-Party Company profile is created and can now be selected when configuring patient insurance profiles, third-party billing arrangements, or other funding sources.
Things to Know
- Selecting a Group helps to keep third-party records organized
- An eClaims Insurance Number is only assigned to insurers that participate in TELUS eClaims
Troubleshooting
I can't find the company when creating a patient insurance profile
- Verify that the Third-Party Company profile has been created successfully and that it has not been marked inactive
I don't know which Group to select
- Choose the Group that best matches the organization's role
- If you're not sure, check with your clinic administrator to learn how your clinic organizes third parties
I don't see the correct eClaims Insurance Number
- Verify that the insurer participates in TELUS eClaims
- If the insurer is not a TELUS eClaims participant, no eClaims code is required