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How do I run the Insurance Aging Report in Barti?

Go to Reports → Insurance, open the Insurance Aging Report tab, and review outstanding insurance balances grouped by how long they've been owed.

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Written by Joe Gorup

Who this is for: All Barti users who track outstanding insurance payments.

Before you start, you'll need:

  • A Barti account with permission to view reports


Steps

  1. In the left navigation, click Reports, then Insurance.

  2. Click the Insurance Aging Report tab.

  3. Use the filter options to narrow results by Location, Status, or Insurance.

  4. Sort the report by clicking the arrow next to any amount column to sort ascending or descending.

  5. To see which patients are associated with an insurance entry, click the + next to that entry. Each patient row shows their name and MRN.

  6. To open a patient's profile and review their claims, click the patient's name.

  7. To export the data, click Download CSV.


What you'll see when it works

The report shows outstanding balances owed by each insurance provider, grouped into five aging buckets:

  • Current

  • 31-60 days

  • 61-90 days

  • 91-120 days

  • 120+ days


Troubleshooting

A balance is showing under the wrong payer on a crossover claim.

Barti corrected how partially paid crossover claims (most commonly Medicare to a secondary payer) are attributed. Previously, a partially paid claim kept its full balance under the primary payer. The remaining balance now shows under the secondary payer when one is on file. Which invoices appear and the dollar amounts are unchanged — only the payer a balance sits under. If you still see a balance under the wrong payer, confirm the secondary insurance is on file for that patient, then create a support ticket.

How do I make sure my data is accurate?

Double-check the filters applied before drawing conclusions. Filtering by a specific location, status, or insurance provider can significantly change the totals shown.

How often should I review this report?

Schedule a recurring review — weekly or monthly depending on your claims volume — to stay on top of outstanding balances before they age further.

A patient's claim isn't showing up. What should I check?

Confirm the claim has been submitted and that the insurance provider is correctly assigned on the invoice. If the claim is submitted but not appearing, create a support ticket.


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