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Financial Management ![]() | Maturity Level: 4 | Trial Use | Security Category: Patient | Compartments: Practitioner |
This resource provides the details including amount of a payment and allocates the payment items being paid.
The PaymentReconciliation resource provides the bulk payment details associated with a payment by the payor for receivable amounts, such as for goods and services rendered by a provider to patients covered by insurance plans offered by that payor. These are the payment reconciliation details which may align to the individual payment amounts indicated on discrete ClaimResponses or Invoices for example.
Bulk payments need to provide a means to associate the amounts paid against specific Claims, Invoices, and other financial exchanges and adjustments, to the bulk payment itself in order to reconcile accounts receivable.
The PaymentReconciliation resource is a "event" resource from a FHIR workflow perspective - see Workflow Event.
Additional information regarding electronic payment notice content and usage may be found at:
The PaymentReconciliation resource serves to correlate a payment amount to the adjudicated claim amounts appearing on one or more ClaimResponses. PaymentReconciliation provides the bulk payment details associated with a payment by the payor for goods and services rendered by a provider to patients covered by insurance plans offered by that payor.
The PaymentNotice resource is used to indicate that a payment has, or is about to occur. The resource is used commonly when tracking of payment occurences is required for regulatory or business purposes.
The ClaimResponse resource is an insurer's adjudication and/or authorization of a set of healthcare-related goods and services for a patient against the patient's insurance coverages and does not indicate that payment has occured.
For reporting out to patients or transferring data to patient centered applications, such as patient health Record (PHR) application, the ExplanationOfBenefit should be used instead.
The eClaim domain includes a number of related resources
PaymentReconciliation | Provides the bulk payment details associated with a payment by the payor for goods and services rendered by a provider to patients covered by insurance plans offered by that payor. |
ClaimResponse | A payor's adjudication and/or authorization response to the suite of services provided in a Claim. Typically the ClaimResponse references the Claim but does not duplicate the clinical or financial information provided in the claim. |
ExplanationOfBenefit | This resource combines the information from the Claim and the ClaimResponse, stripping out any provider or payor proprietary information, into a unified information model suitable for use for: patient reporting; transferring information to a Patient Health Record system; and, supporting complete claim and adjudication information exchange with regulatory and analytics organizations and other parts of the provider's organization. |
PaymentNotice | An indication that a payment has occured, is about to occur, or has been cancelled. |
Additional definitions: Master Definition XML + JSON, XML Schema/Schematron + JSON Schema, ShEx (for Turtle) + see the extensions, the spreadsheet version & the dependency analysis
Path | ValueSet | Type | Documentation |
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PaymentReconciliation.type | PaymentTypeCodes | Extensible | This value set includes sample Payment Type codes. |
PaymentReconciliation.status | FinancialResourceStatusCodes | Required | This value set includes Status codes. |
PaymentReconciliation.kind | PaymentKind (a valid code from Payment Kind Codes) | Extensible | The type of workflow from which this payment arose. |
PaymentReconciliation.issuerType | PaymentIssuerType (a valid code from Payment Issuer Type Codes) | Extensible | The type of payment issuer. |
PaymentReconciliation.outcome | PaymentOutcome (a valid code from Claim Processing Codes) | Required | The outcome of the processing. |
PaymentReconciliation.method | Hl7VSPaymentMethodCode ![]() ![]() |
Extensible | Value Set of codes used to specify the method for the movement of payment. |
PaymentReconciliation.allocation.type | PaymentTypeCodes | Extensible | This value set includes sample Payment Type codes. |
PaymentReconciliation.formCode | FormCodes | Example | This value set includes a sample set of Forms codes. |
PaymentReconciliation.processNote.type | NoteType | Required | The presentation types of notes. |
Search parameters for this resource. See also the full list of search parameters for this resource, and check the Extensions registry for search parameters on extensions related to this resource. The common parameters also apply. See Searching for more information about searching in REST, messaging, and services.
Name | Type | Description | Expression | In Common |
allocation-account | reference | The account to which payment or adjustment was applied. | PaymentReconciliation.allocation.account (Account) |
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allocation-encounter | reference | The encounter to which payment or adjustment was applied. | PaymentReconciliation.allocation.encounter (Encounter) |
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created | date | The creation date | PaymentReconciliation.created | |
disposition | string | The contents of the disposition message | PaymentReconciliation.disposition | |
identifier | token | The business identifier of the ExplanationOfBenefit | PaymentReconciliation.identifier | |
outcome | token | The processing outcome | PaymentReconciliation.outcome | |
payment-issuer | reference | The organization which generated this resource | PaymentReconciliation.paymentIssuer (Organization, Patient, RelatedPerson) |
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request | reference | The reference to the claim | PaymentReconciliation.request (Task) |
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requestor | reference | The reference to the provider who submitted the claim | PaymentReconciliation.requestor (Practitioner, Organization, PractitionerRole) |
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status | token | The status of the payment reconciliation | PaymentReconciliation.status |