How to delete clients and sessions on unbilled appointments/submit claims page?
Hello there;
It is overwhelming the list of clients and unbilled sessions that appears on that page. My page has clients that are not even active and those that are listed there but I was using another clearinghouse while waiting for final set-up with simple practice. It took a while until I was able to only use the simple practice to bill the insurance companies.
Is it possible to set this page in the way that I only have active clients Or only have 2021 sessions? The other problem is that the page defaults to include all sessions and clients and unless I remember to clear that, I end up submitting claims which were already submitted by the other clearing house.
Can you help?
Thanks
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I had the same issue. They addressed how to delete clients in this other thread: https://support.simplepractice.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360077408011-Delete-a-client
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Sadly, the only thing you can do is delete the entire appointment or it will keep repopulating under the claims page. Because the person is listed as insurance, if you try to not create a claim it won't let you unless you delete the entire appointment. SP really needs to fix this. I am transitioning from having had someone billing to doing it myself and it has been a time consuming mess for this reason.
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I know this isn't exactly everyone's problem, and I'm unsure if people still have this issue. But I was having problems getting people off of the 'unbilled' list even after manually entering the insurance payment. I did not want to create a 'prepared' claim and leave it on that page because I didn't want to accidentally submit it for a second time. (We are using someone else to bill) If you create claims to a 'prepared' status and go in and edit the claim itself to show the amount that the insurance company paid and then save, it will update to show paid instead of 'prepared'. It removes the client from the 'unbilled' list and effectively shows them as 'paid' and not 'prepared'. I hope this helps!
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