Thinking It Through $14\mathrm{.}4$

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Thinking It Through $14\mathrm{.}4$

Patient statements may be$...$

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Patient statements may be prepared using a spreadsheet format. The AMT DUE column is a running total; that is$,$ the charge for each service line is added to the previous AMT DUE figure. The total due on the statement can be cross$-$checked by comparing the AMT DUE in the last box with the total of all CHARGES. These amounts should be the same. For example:

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SERVICE DATE PT NAME PROC CODE DIAG. CODE SERVICE DESCRIPTION CHARGES INS. PAID ADJ. PT PAID AMT DUE $0/12/2029$ Lisette Lugo $99214$ N$39\mathrm{.}0$ OV$,$ moderate, est. patient $91\mathrm{.}00-0--0--0-91\mathrm{.}0081001$ UA $17\mathrm{.}00-0--0--0-108\mathrm{.}00108\mathrm{.}00108\mathrm{.}00$

If for the $10/12/2029$ charges, the patient made a payment of $$50$ and the third$-$party payer paid $$20,$ what balance would be due?

What balance would be due if the patient and payer made these payments but the previous statement showed a $$81$ balance?