Procentive is down at all three of our locations - screen reads "app.procentive.com refused to connect.". Help!

I see several threads from over two years ago asking Procentive for a way to automatically calculate interest on a past due account or add an auto charge (like for MN care or CC fees). Our clinic has also been asking for this (as I am sure others have as well) for as long as we have been with Procentive. Would anyone else like to see this, what should be, simple feature added to Procentive? 

Hi,

We've started an initiative to request/require that clients without a full coverage plan, such as MA, keep a credit card on file with us in order to pay copays, private pay, and overdue coinsurance/deductibles. 

Does anyone already do this? And, do you have any recommendations on effective strategies to get clients (new and existing) to comply? 

Thank you so much!

Kim

FYI credit card payments processed in Procentive may be going to other companies bank account that you have no affiliation with. Double check your records and what is in your bank account to make sure they match. 

It would be great to have client due amounts when they have a co-insurance or deductible amount entered in insurance calculated like co-pays are when time is entered. It is very cumbersome to have to do this manually, especially when i have the expected revenue amounts entered for a payer.

Good morning Pro Community,

Postage has been rising as we all know. Postage is now 50 cents per patient statement. 

What protocols has the community created or adopted to help curb the reduction of mailing patient statements?

For example - if we have a single client account where 10 statements have been mailed, that equates to a cost of $5.00 in postage alone. You compound that with multiple accounts over the course of one year you can be in the range of $50 to $100 just in postage alone. 

Thank you.

Debbie

Hello, 

I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion for an IIF file converter for QuickBooks desktop. If our business was using QuickBooks online, services could be imported directly from Excel spreadsheet, however, QB desktop does not allow this. Our business uses Concur which has a built in IIF file converter but Procetive does not have that built in. Please provide a suggestion if you have found a product that works well or another solution that has worked. Currently the data is being entered manually, which is time intensive and introduces a certain amount of error. I appreciate your feedback.

Thanks,

Kim Marie

Hi there, wondering if any other organizations out there are using procentive alongside an accrual accounting system? Our folks in accounting/finance are struggling to get the data they need in an efficient manner, and are using a lot of reports and taking a lot of time to pull together data. Wondering if anyone has experienced similar, and has either developed reports or found anything else to be particularly helpful in navigating this. 

Any feedback or suggestions are welcome. 

Thanks in advance!

Are there other organizations that use accrual accounting instead of the cost accounting that Procentive works in? How have you been successful in converting this in your accounting processes?

Can you direct me to best practices for invoicing and month end close?