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  1. Payers, items & fees overview

    This guide explains the relationship between item types, items, payers, fees and invoices and how they work together for billing. The sections explain each component in the order they would be used when setting up a payer.
  2. Zedmed v36.2.0

    This article explains the updates in Zedmed v36.2.0 and the updates in earlier versions that are included.
  3. Secure messaging clients

    Zedmed Cloud uses middleware to move results and acknowledgments between your secure messaging client and Zedmed Cloud. If you move from Zedmed On-Prem to Zedmed Cloud, you may need to have your secure messaging client reconfigured or moved.  Ho...
  4. Add problem from ICPC

    Use the Problems module to record an encounter's diagnosis using the ICPC list. ICPC is an International Classification method for Primary Care encounters.
  5. Heidi AI

    Zedmed's Heidi AI integration uses voice input to generate AI-enhanced clinical notes and consultation transcripts.
  6. 3rd party unallocated credits

    Unallocated credits can occur when an invoice with a third-party payer like Medicare or the DVA is voided but payment is still received.
  7. Using batches and sessions

    It's important to make sure your banking balances before closing the batch so you know you have an accurate financial record. You can do this by reconciling your banking after the last payment has been taken.
  8. Office letters & labels

    In Zedmed Office, the Patient Record's Letters and Print menus provide a range of options for creating letters and printing labels and forms.
  9. Take a deposit (allocate later)

    Record a payment by a patient without creating an invoice. This can be done before a consultation or procedure and the payment can be allocated to a future invoice.
  10. Examination Templates

    Examination Templates provide a quick method of entering patient examination details into encounters notes. There are templates for 14 different clinical examinations and you can create your own.