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QMB ClaimsPrep Installation and Setup QMB Solutions © 2011 QMB ClaimsPrep I. Installing QMB ClaimsPrep 1. Download and install product from http://www.qmbsolutions.com/claimsprep_download.html. As part of the installation, you will be asked to enter the name of the Organization as supplied to QMB Solutions. (The Registered User field is not critical.) 2. Start the application by double-clicking on the desktop icon. The default password is admin (all lower case). 3. After clicking OK a message will appear telling you to register the software. Click on Help\Register. 4. After successful registration, you will be told to restart QMB ClaimsPrep. 5. Now, you must make the SQL Server sa password known to QMB ClaimsPrep. Click on Admin\Lytec\Lytec Setup and enter the password. (By default, it’s either Clinical$1 in Lytec 2011 or Medical$1 in LytecMD.) 6. Now click on Admin\Lytec\Lytec ODBC Setup to create the ODBC connection. (See Section 2 for details.) 7. Restart ClaimsPrep. You should now see practices in the Practice List. II. Setting Up Your ODBC Connection This is the initial ODBC Data Source Administrator screen: Click on the System DSN tab. Page 2 of 10 Click on Add… Page 3 of 10 Scroll to the bottom of the list and click on SQL Server Click on Finish and you will see the following screen: Page 4 of 10 Enter LYTECMD as the Name in the top text box and the appropriate SQL Server name in the bottom text box. Click on Next>. Page 5 of 10 Click on the second radio button – With SQL Server authentication using a login ID and password entered by the user. Enter sa as the Login ID and the appropriate password (the default passwords are Clinical$1 in the case of Lytec 2011 and Medical$1 in the case of LytecMD). Click on Next>. Click on Next>. Page 6 of 10 Click on Finish. Click on Test Data Source. If the setup is correct, you should see the following screen: Page 7 of 10 Click OK and then OK and then OK again. Congratulations! You have created your ODBC Connection. Note: You must restart QMB ClaimsPrep to see your list of practices. III. Overrides You can use Overrides to force QMB ClaimsPrep to either include or exclude ODBC connections and/or databases. This may be used to ignore extraneous ODBC connection strings or “corrupt” databases. Please call support if you need further details. IV. Installation on Multiple Workstations QMB ClaimsPrep stores preference and configuration information in an Access Database which by default is installed on the C Drive. If you are installing on multiple machines, you will want this database to be in a shared area. Copy the MDB to that spot and update the ODBC setting of QMB_ANSIX_PARAMS. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Copy the MDB to the new location. Go to Admin\Lytec\Lytec ODBC Setup. Click on the second tab – System DSN. Scroll down to QMB_ANSIX_PARAMS, select it, and click on Configure. Click on Select…. Enter the new location of the Access Database. Click OK, OK, and OK. Page 8 of 10 V. Configurations You need companion guides provided by your clearinghouses and/or payors to configure QMB ClaimsPrep. Typically, these guides are available on the vendor’s web site. You may have to contact the vendor’s support desk. (Try entering ANSI 5010 Companion Guide in an Internet search engine such as Google.) You must create at least one configuration for every practice that you want to process. Click on Admin\Configuration. 1. Enter a string in Insurance Group. (e.g., EMPIRE-BCBS, MEDICAID-NY, AVAILITY, INSTAMED, etc.) 2. Enter a value in Output Directory. This is where the claims files and associated logs and reports will be created. We recommend that you create separate folders for each practice and configuration (\\Server2003\QMBClaimsPrep\CentertownOffices\EmpireBCBS\, \\Server2003\QMBClaimsPrep\CentertownOffices\Availity\, etc.). 3. Enter the appropriate values in ISA06, 07, and 08 and in GS02 and 08. 4. Click on Submitter Info – Loop 1000a and enter the appropriate values. You can use Load from Lytec to transfer values directly from Lytec. 5. Click on Receiver Info – Loop 1000b and enter the appropriate values. 6. Optionally, enter values in the Miscellaneous tab. 7. Click on Save. (Optionally, click on Make Default.) Page 9 of 10 QMB ClaimsPrep Checklist To ensure a smooth installation, please have the following information available: 1. Organization Name: ____________________________________ Multiple Practices 2. Computer Names: Individual Practice (circle one) ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ 3. Name of Lytec SQL Server: ____________________________________ 4. Login password for sa: ____________________________________ 5. Common area for claims files, etc.: ____________________________________ 6. Names of Clearinghouses/Payors: ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Please have the Companion Guide for each Clearinghouse/Payor. The information we need for each Clearinghouse/Payor is: ISA06 (Interchange Sender ID) ____________________________________ ISA07 (Interchange ID Qualifier) ____________________________________ ISA08 (Interchange Receiver ID) ____________________________________ GS02 (Application Sender Code) ____________________________________ GS03 (Application Receiver Code) ____________________________________ 1000A NM103 (Submitter Name) ____________________________________ 1000A NM109 (Submitter ID) ____________________________________ 1000B NM103 (Receiver Name) ____________________________________ 1000B NM109 (Receiver ID) ____________________________________ Page 10 of 10