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HaloRemit Revenue Cycle Tools

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835 / 837 Revenue Cycle Processor

Drop 835 remittance and 837 claim files for an instant payments & denials dashboard, a prioritized denial work queue with appeal guidance, and a multi-tab Excel workbook.
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Drop 835, 837, or PDF remit files here
or click to browse · 835 ERA / 837P claim EDI (.835, .837, .edi, .txt, .era) or paper remit PDFs · file type auto-detected · multiple files OK
๐Ÿ”’ PHI never leaves this machine
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    Payments & denials dashboard
    Total payments, billed charges, net realization, denial rate and at-risk dollars, payer summary, and top denial reasons — the moment your files parse.
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    Denial work queue & aging
    Every denied, reversed, and short-paid claim becomes a work item with CARC/RARC context, recommended appeal steps, status tracking, and timely-filing aging.
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    Excel workbook & reconciliation
    One-click multi-tab workbook (claims, services, adjustments, PLB, pivots) plus 837-billed vs. 835-paid reconciliation matched on patient account number.
    Security & privacy — how PHI stays local
    ๐Ÿ”’ Browser-local = PHI-safe
    Files never leave the browser. The FileReader API reads them into memory, parsing happens in JS, ExcelJS builds the workbook client-side, and the download is triggered from a local Blob URL. Nothing touches a server. Host this on HaloRemit's intranet, in a SharePoint document library, or keep it as a local .html file the RC team double-clicks.
    ๐Ÿ“Š Live preview before download
    The dashboard shows total payment, claim count with denial rate, billed charges, net realization (green >50% · amber 30โ€“50% · red below), and net PLB direction. The reconciliation bar shows BPR vs ฮฃ(CLP04) โˆ’ ฮฃ(PLB) with the math broken out โ€” green if balanced, amber if pennies off, red if it's a real problem. The payer-summary table sorts by paid dollars so your biggest payer's realization rate is the first thing you see.
    File format support — what you get vs. what you lose
    Full fidelity
    Raw 835 EDI (.835, .edi, .txt, .era)
    Complete X12 v5010 structure. Every CLP, CAS, SVC, PLB, NM1, REF, DTM, LQ segment. Includes: RARC remark codes, qualifier-distinguished dates (statement vs. service), filing indicators, facility type, DRG, MIA inpatient adjudication, crossover info, EFT trace number for bank reassociation.
    Pattern-extracted
    PDF paper remits (Aetna Better Health WV)
    Captures: patient name, account #, ICN, claim status, service dates, revenue + procedure codes, modifiers, charges, allowed, paid, CARC adjustments, per-claim adjustment totals.
    Loses: RARC remark codes (the "why" behind a CARC), DTM qualifier context, filing indicator, facility type, MIA inpatient detail, crossover info, EFT trace for bank-side reassociation, and any segment-level qualifiers that disambiguate similar fields. Other payer PDF layouts not yet supported.

    Parse warnings

      Payments
      Denials
      Reconciliation: BPR โˆ’ (ฮฃ CLP04 โˆ’ ฮฃ PLB)
      $0.00
      Payer Summary
      Payer Claims Denied Billed Paid Realization
      Top Denial Reasons
      Aging by Payer
      Payer 0-30 days 31-60 days 61-90 days 91+ days Total at Risk
      837 Billed vs 835 Paid · matched on patient account number
      Account # Patient Payer Billed (837) Charge (835) Paid Pt Resp Adjust Billed โˆ’ Paid Status
      Output workbook tabs: Summary · Remittances · Claims · Services · Adjustments · PLB Adjustments · Payer Summary · Denial Reasons pivot · 837 Claims · 837 Service Lines · Reconciliation (when an 837 is loaded). Reconciliation should equal $0.00 on a balanced 835. Billed-vs-Paid matches 837 CLM01 to 835 CLP01 (patient account number). Status code 22 = reversal; PLB positive = recoupment, negative = additional pay.