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Ledger card will track accounts receivables for each doctor when multiple doctors treat the same patient .Complete transaction audit trail when adjusting payments or services, producing added security for receivables.you can quickly and easily review the services that have been provided to a patient, bills sent, payments received and adjustments made to the account. You can also enter payments or adjustments, sum patient/insurance services, print a copy of the ledger, review current and aged balances, and more.
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Distinguish between Bin card and store ledger?
Following are the main differences between bin card and store ledger.1.UserBin card is maintained by the storekeeper. Store ledger is prepared by cost accounting department.2. NatureBin card is a record of quantity only. Store ledger is a record of quantities and values.3. PeriodIn bin card, entries are made immediately after each transaction. In store ledger, entries are made periodically.4. PostingPostings are made before a transaction in bin card. Posting are made after a transaction in store ledger.5. Using DepartmentBin card is kept inside the store. Store ledger is kept outside the store
Is a stock ledger the same as a bin card?
No stock ledger and bin card are not same because it does not hold all details of the product as in ledger. The bin card holds details of the quantity, date of receiving product, issue, quantity after and before issue etc M.Sai Kumar
What is a ledger posting machine?
a machine that records detailed transactions on a unit record ledger card. The balance associated with each transaction is summed and stored on a magnetic strip on the card. The machine can read all of the updated ledger cards very quickly to pick up the ledger balances and sum them into a totaling device.
What is a financial accounting record that is maintained for each patient who receives proffessional services?
It is called a Ledger.
What is the purpose of the patient ledger?
To track accounts receivables for each doctor when multiple doctors treat the same patients.
