If you have a patient with an active insurance policy attached to their profile and would like to convert them to self-pay, you'll need to first place the insurance in an expired status before removing the policy from the patient's Case.
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How do I convert an insured patient to self-pay?
This article covers the steps required to convert and insured patient to self-pay.
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Updated Sep 12, 2024
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