Product tour

From admission to reimbursement, one step at a time.

Here is exactly what the system does, in the order your clinic does it. Follow a single confinement — one patient, one month of dialysis — from the moment they’re admitted to the day PhilHealth pays and your doctors are settled. Each step shows what your staff do, what the system does for them, and what comes out.

  1. 1

    One-time setup

    Set up your clinic

    Before any daily work, you load the things that rarely change — once.

    • You do

      Enter your doctors, treatment packages, products and price lists, PhilHealth SOA rates, and a login for each staff member.

    • The system

      Stores them as reusable master data and, from then on, applies your prices and loads your default charge items automatically.

    • You get

      A system that already knows your packages, prices and forms — so daily work is just a few clicks.

    The main window with every module listed down the left
    One menuEvery module in one place, from patients to reports.
  2. 2

    Patient intake

    Register & admit the patient

    A patient arrives for treatment; you create their record once.

    • You do

      Register the patient — personal details, PhilHealth membership, contacts and attending physician — then open an admission.

    • The system

      Auto-numbers the admission (year plus a running sequence), allows only one active admission per patient, and carries the PhilHealth details into every later form.

    • You get

      A clean patient record and an open confinement, ready for sessions.

    A patient record open over the patient list
    Patient recordDemographics, PhilHealth membership, contacts and physicians.
  3. 3

    Treatment

    Run each dialysis session

    For every session, you log the treatment and its charges — the raw material for the bill.

    • You do

      Create the session, set the time on and off, and confirm the itemized charges. Fill the Annex A checklist for the session.

    • The system

      Auto-loads your default charge items at your set prices, totals them live, and tracks the session from Active to Complete.

    • You get

      A complete, itemized record of every session — nothing to re-type at billing time.

    A dialysis session with its itemized charges
    Session chargesEach treatment with its itemized charges and running total.
  4. 4

    End of confinement

    Discharge

    When the confinement ends, you close it out.

    • You do

      Set the discharge date — the system offers the last session’s time — and close the admission.

    • The system

      Groups all the completed sessions under that confinement and won’t let you discharge while a session is still open.

    • You get

      A finished confinement, waiting in the billing list.

  5. 5

    Statement of Account

    Bill to PhilHealth

    This is where the system saves the most time — turning a month of sessions into a compliant claim, with the maths done for you.

    • You do

      Pick the discharged confinement and generate its billing. Set the claim number when it’s filed.

    • The system

      Computes the SOA per session — bucketing charges into room, drugs, laboratory, operating room and supplies; spreading the PhilHealth benefit and mandatory discounts across them; scaling professional fees by the number of sessions; and arriving at the amount due. Then it prints the forms with the hemodialysis codes (ICD-10 N18.5, RVS 90935) already filled in.

    • You get

      A printed SOA, CSF, Annex A and CF-2 ready to file — plus a claim number and status you track in the SOA Summary.

    The billing list with the per-session SOA breakdown
    Per-session billingConfinements ready to bill, forms a click away.
    A printed Statement of Account with itemized charges and PhilHealth benefits
    Printed SOAThe Statement of Account, exactly as it prints.
  6. 6

    Reimbursement & payout

    Get reimbursed & pay your doctors

    When PhilHealth pays, you record the claims and the system turns them into your doctors’ fee vouchers.

    • You do

      Enter each ACPN claim — the AVP number, gross and EVAT — then generate a fee voucher for each doctor.

    • The system

      Fills in the physician from the patient and computes the net as you record each claim. At payout it gathers a doctor’s unpaid claims, computes each fee and the withholding tax, prints the check voucher, and marks those claims paid.

    • You get

      Doctors paid accurately from the recorded claims, with the voucher paperwork done for you.

    A doctors’ fee check voucher built from ACPN claims
    Doctors’ fee voucherA check voucher computed from the doctor’s claims.
  7. 7

    Assistance — a parallel track

    Track sponsors & guarantee letters

    For patients backed by a sponsor — PCSO, a Malasakit program, an LGU — the system runs a second financial track alongside PhilHealth.

    • You do

      Record each guarantee letter, bill the sponsor, and log payments as they arrive.

    • The system

      Tracks each letter’s amount received and used, keeps one active per patient with an expiry, applies withholding tax, and maintains a running-balance ledger per sponsor.

    • You get

      A clear picture of what each sponsor owes and has paid — so assistance funds are never quietly lost.

  8. 8

    Oversight

    Oversee, report & protect

    Around the whole flow, the system keeps you in control.

    • You do

      Choose what each staff member can see and do, run your reports, and back up your data.

    • The system

      Enforces 150+ per-user permissions with a supervisor override, produces reports and a dashboard, and backs up the whole database to an encrypted file.

    • You get

      Oversight, accountability and a safety net — the clinic keeps running smoothly.

That’s the whole loop

See it run on a month of your own workflow.

In a short demo we’ll walk this exact flow on sample data — record sessions, compute an SOA, print the PhilHealth forms and prepare a doctor’s fee voucher.

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