To provide patients’ with information they can understand regarding the costs involved with their admission/episode
Before an IFC is generated it is advised to run an Online Eligibility Check (OEC) to obtain the out-of-pocket expense for the patient (see “OEC – Online Eligibility Check” instructions)
Once the out-of-pocket cost is known, the IFC can be generated from the Appointments Screen
Search for the required patient or
Navigate to the admission date, theatre & time to locate
Right click to expand the options & select IFC
Patient & admission details will be pre-populated into the IFC screen
If Item numbers were entered at the time of booking, they will be pre-populated into the IFC screen. Otherwise add them under the MBS/Items heading
Leaving the Bill Type set to Default will allow FYDO to decide how the fees need to be raise, in accordance with the health fund contracts entered into the system
Click Create IFCto see the charges raised for each item
Contracted fees will be displayed
Patient out of pocket will be displayed
IFC Message gives the ability to add a customised message. Use the dropdown to select Custom Message & type the message in the field below
The Template field allows you to choose from the available IFC templates in your FYDO database. FYDO enables hospitals to set a default IFC template for both insured and uninsured admissions. AS a result, the Template dropdown will display options based on the patient’s health fund. – If the patient has a health fund, the Template dropdown will show the insured templates available in FYDO. – If the patient is uninsured – or if their health fund is categorised as uninsured in the FYDO database – the Template dropdown will display the uninsured templates added to FYDO.
Edit IFC allows you to return to the previous screen to make any changes require to the item numbers etc.
Savewill generate the IFC & save a copy in the patient Documents
Save & Print will generate the IFC & make it immediately available to view & print. This option will also save a copy in the patients’ Documents