What Is a BAR Message?

August 3rd, 2007 by Sonal Patel

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Posted in HL7 Terms, What is HL7?, HL7 Standard

HL7 terms to better understand what is HL7. In the HL7 standard, Billing Account Record (BAR) messages are used to add or change the patient’s billing account information. Outlined below are the trigger events used to transmit clinical information to the billing accounts.

  • BAR^P01:  Establishes a patient’s account in billing (usually sent from a registration system)
  • BAR^P02:  Deletes a patient’s billing/accounts receivable records
  • BAR^P05:  Updates a patient’s account
  • BAR^P06:  Notifies that an account is no longer open (i.e., no new charges can accrue to this account)
  • BAR^P10:  Communicates Ambulatory Payment Classification (APC) grouping

For more on the HL7 Standard, request a copy of our HL7 Reference Guide, the most requested resource for healthcare interfacing professionals.

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  1. Streamline the Billing Workflow with HL7 says:

    […] BAR = Billing Account Record […]

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