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Modify a Care or Financial Hardship Case

Use the Edit Care/Financial Hardship Case dialog box to modify a care or financial hardship case for the account.

To modify a care or financial hardship case

  1. In the Task Panel navigation tree, click Care and Financial Hardship.

Care and Financial Hardship panel

  1. In the data grid, click a case and then click Edit.

Edit Care/Financial Hardship Case dialog box

Care Type: Type of care, such as long-term illness or literacy issues. If you select the Have Consent check box, this list box contains all available care types. If you clear the Have Consent check box, this list box contains only the care types that don't require consent.

Care Type Hold Days: Number of days to place the account on hold to suspend collection activity. Latitude populates this box with the default value for the selected care type.

Severity: Level of severity (1-10) for the care type. Latitude populates this box based on the selected care type.

Description: Description of the care case. Latitude populates this box based on the selected care type.

Have Consent: If selected, you have consent from the customer to discuss care information. If cleared, the system only displays care types that don't require consent.

Confirmed Care: If selected, you confirmed that the account is in care. The system places a collection hold on the account and sets the expiration date based on the number of days set for the care type. You cannot add other care cases. If cleared, the system doesn't place a collection hold on the account.

Proof Required: If selected, your organization requires proof of the care issue and you cannot clear this check box.

Proof Requested: If selected, your organization requested proof of the care issue. If your organization configured the Care Type code to require proof, this check box appears.

Proof Received: If selected, your organization received proof of the care issue. If you select the Proof Requested check box, this check box appears.

Financial Hardship: Type of financial hardship, such as unemployment or illness.

Hardship Type Hold Days: Number of days to place the account on hold to suspend collection activity. Latitude populates this box with the default value for the selected financial hardship type.

Description: Description of the financial hardship. Latitude populates this box based on the selected financial hardship type.

Proof Required: If selected, your organization requires proof of the financial hardship and you cannot clear this check box.

Proof Requested: If selected, your organization requested proof of the financial hardship. If your organization configured the Hardship Type code to require proof, this check box appears.

Proof Received: If selected, your organization received proof of the financial hardship. If you select the Proof Requested check box, this check box appears.

Contact Methods: If selected, you can contact the customer using the specified contact method. Latitude requires you to select at least one contact method.

Special Requirements: If selected, the customer has a special-needs requirement for contact.

Hold Days: Number of days to place the account on hold to suspend collection activity. When you select the Confirmed Care check box, Latitude populates this box with the default value. If you have the appropriate permissions, you can override this value. Latitude uses the hold days value to calculate the hold release date. When the hold release date expires, Latitude removes the hold on the account.

Hold Days Approved: If selected, a supervisor approved the number of hold days. Latitude requires supervisor approval when the hold days are greater than 30. Supervisors can determine which accounts require approval using the "HoldDaysNeedApproval" condition in the Account Analysis query tool. For more information about Account Analysis, see "Account Analysis" in the Latitude Console documentation.

Expiration Date: Date the account hold expires and Latitude removes the hold on the account.

Status: Status of the care or financial hardship case, such as proof confirmed or proof not required. If you select "closed," Latitude changes the closed date to the current date.

Times in Care: Number of times the customer has been in care. Latitude sums the number of care records added for the customer to calculate this value.

Comments: Notes regarding the care or financial hardship case.

  1. Modify the information and then click Save.

Related Topics

Care and Financial Hardship

Care Types

Hardship Types