Form Script - SCHIN Flexibility in Column Configuration
Revenue Cycle Transformation
- Capability status
- To be confirmed with PRN
- Transformation phase
- To be confirmed with PRN
- Effort
- To be confirmed with PRN
Current State / What We Learned
Observed today, as captured in the corrected assessment.
Currently there are a number of options for what details to show in the output for SCHIN invoices, however some of these display the Raintree internal quick code rather than the spelled out description or name.
Desired Future State
The target way of working PRN and Raintree are aiming for.
To meet desired output requests from payor sources
Requirement / Gap
The gap/challenge is specifically with requests to include details for providers to have a column display the provider first and last name instead of the provider Raintree quick code.
Raintree Recommended Path
This would be a custom option to add additional columns to be able to configure within the form scripts specific to each payor what they would like to see included in the output. (Or added as a suggestion for future standard enhancement)
Dependencies / Considerations
It would need to be considered that this request may vary for different payors that are billed via SCHIN format.
Outstanding Questions / Decisions
This would be able to add additional columns based on the payor request. The PRN team noted they have a current SOW for this request. Case 108006 is where this SOW request is currently being tracked - but this was for a custom report to send with the HCFA didn't have to do with any changes to the SCHIN invoice so this would be an additional element to the customization request to consider and add into the SOW request to ensure that the applicable payor sources that this would be requested for are noted.
Evidence
Evidence for this opportunity is captured in the corrected Detailed Transformation Assessment.
Source
Detailed Transformation Assessment (Corrected)Related opportunities
Related by workstream and subject matter. These are not stated dependencies unless the assessment says so.

