public static ClaimProc AddInsUsedAdjustment(long patNum, long planNum, double insPayAmt, long subNum, double dedApplied)
{
ClaimProc cp = ClaimProcs.CreateInsPlanAdjustment(patNum, planNum, subNum);
cp.InsPayAmt = insPayAmt;
cp.DedApplied = dedApplied;
ClaimProcs.Insert(cp);
return(cp);
}
public static void AddInsUsedAdjustment(long patNum, long planNum, double amtPaid, long subNum, double dedApplied)
{
ClaimProc cp = new ClaimProc();
cp.PatNum = patNum;
cp.PlanNum = planNum;
cp.InsSubNum = subNum;
cp.ProcDate = DateTime.Today;
cp.Status = ClaimProcStatus.Adjustment;
cp.InsPayAmt = amtPaid;
cp.DedApplied = dedApplied;
ClaimProcs.Insert(cp);
}
///<summary>This tells the calculating logic that insurance paid on a procedure. It avoids the creation of an actual claim.</summary>
public static void AddInsPaid(long patNum, long planNum, long procNum, double amtPaid, long subNum, double dedApplied, double writeOff)
{
ClaimProc cp = new ClaimProc();
cp.ProcNum = procNum;
cp.PatNum = patNum;
cp.PlanNum = planNum;
cp.InsSubNum = subNum;
cp.InsPayAmt = amtPaid;
cp.DedApplied = dedApplied;
cp.WriteOff = writeOff;
cp.Status = ClaimProcStatus.Received;
cp.DateCP = DateTime.Today;
cp.ProcDate = DateTime.Today;
ClaimProcs.Insert(cp);
}
public static ClaimProc CreateClaimProc(long patNum, long procNum, long planNum, long insSubNum, DateTime procDate, double copayOverride,
double allowedOverride, int percentOverride, ClaimProcStatus cps = ClaimProcStatus.NotReceived, int insPayAmt = 0)
{
ClaimProc cp = new ClaimProc();
cp.PatNum = patNum;
cp.ProcNum = procNum;
cp.PlanNum = planNum;
cp.ProcDate = procDate;
cp.InsSubNum = insSubNum;
cp.CopayOverride = copayOverride;
cp.AllowedOverride = allowedOverride;
cp.PercentOverride = percentOverride;
cp.InsEstTotalOverride = -1;
cp.WriteOffEstOverride = -1;
cp.PaidOtherInsOverride = -1;
cp.Status = cps;
cp.InsPayAmt = insPayAmt;
ClaimProcs.Insert(cp);
return(cp);
}