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MedLook 3.0.149 Posted
posted Saturday, February 27 2010 by admin
Hot on the heals of 3.0.148 we have already posted 3.0.149. There were a number of very minor changes. The only one listed in the ReadMe.txt file is in regards to font size. Several people have asked for some control of the font size on some of the dialogs. On the Tools::Options dialog we now allow you to change the font size from the default of 8 to 10, 12, or 14. This will affect the Batch Billing options, Scheduler fields, and Patient dialog (Edit, Charges, Billing) along with a few other forms. Using this option and Windows display settings you should be able to configure your dialogs to be easier to read if necessary. Trivia: From what animal do we get catgut? The last trivia question was: Which country makes Panama Hats? The answer is: Ecuador
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MedLook 3.0.148 Posted
posted Tuesday, February 23 2010 by admin
A new version of MedLook 3 has been posted to our website and will soon be available for MedLook On-Line. This version includes many changes that may be of interest to you. However, if you are moving along fine in your day to day activity there is probably no need to update. You can view all changes at http://www.medlookusa.com/updates/readme.txt. There are two changes that may be of more interest than the rest. The first is a new patient statement format (only in the patient account, not available in batch billing yet). This new format has been given the title Multi-column Payor and the older two are called Preprinted and Simple. The new statement has additional columns for Fee, Insurance, and Patient. In addition, the data is listed in chronological order by service with all assigned payments and adjustments listed under each service. This brings a lot of clarity to the patient statement. The other change is on the Transaction tab on the right click menu. Add Note allows you to add a note (there is no delete or edit, once it's in, it stays) to a DOS. This is great for tracking all actions regarding a particular service. View Notes allows you to see everything that has happened to a particular DOS. You'll be surprised at how many notes are saved with each transaction. The notes can be of any length. The 835 processor has undergone a lot of changes as well. This may be the last edition of MedLook 3 as MedLook 4 nears an initial release date. Trivia: Which country makes Panama Hats? The last trivia question was: How long did the 100 Years War Last? The answer is: 116 years, from 1337 to 1453.
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