eAttest¶
The eAttest is the electronic attestation of care given: for the acts the patient paid you, it tells their mutuality what was done, and the mutuality reimburses the patient.
You need your eHealth identity first: see eHealth identity and eID sign-in.
The list of attestations¶
Practice → Attestations lists the attestations: reference, patient, care provider, date, total fee, justification number and status. The search filters Draft, Accepted and Refused / Error.
Write an attestation¶
Click New in Practice → Attestations.
Under Patient, choose the Patient: their Patient NISS and Mutuality show.
Under Care Provider, check the Care Provider (with their Provider INAMI), the Attestation Date and the Practitioner certificate.
On the Acts tab, add a line per act: pick the INAMI Code in the nomenclature; the code, the description, the unit fee and the patient share fill in. Adjust Performed On and Quantity if needed.
Check the Total Fee and the Total Patient Share, then click Send.
Treatment reason, Decision reference and Railway beneficiary (RCAM) are filled in only when the act requires them. Keep Test Flag ticked while you test.
The answer¶
Status |
Meaning |
|---|---|
Draft |
Being written. |
Sent |
Sent, waiting for the answer. |
Accepted |
The mutuality accepted it. |
Refused |
The mutuality refused it. |
Error |
The sending failed. |
Cancelled |
Withdrawn. |
The Response tab shows the Justification Number, the Invoicing number, the Response Code and the Response Message.
A refused attestation, or one in error: read the message, click Reset to Draft, correct and send again.
An accepted attestation: to withdraw it, type the Cancellation reason, then click Cancel at the mutuality.
A draft: Cancel drops it.
Test mode
While the eAttest runs in test mode, the answer is simulated: the attestation shows a Stub ribbon and nothing reaches the mutuality. Ask WideCare support to switch it to real sending once your access to the MyCareNet services is in place.
What’s next¶
The INAMI nomenclature — the codes and their fees.