Total balance amount not displayed correctly

i have shown my table below my problem is that the balance amount being displayed on form displays the total balance amount and total balance amount being displayed is the sum of all balance amount,hence the final total which iget at the end is incorrect and a huge amount,, while balance amount should be equal to expected amount and total balance amount should be total of all balance amount..less any payments made by the client..
i have displayed below only the part of script...
htp.listHeadOpen;
     htp.listHeader('Date',null);
     htp.listHeader('Min',null);
    htp.listHeader('Units',null);
     htp.listHeader('Tx Prof',null);
     htp.listHeader('Prog',null);
     htp.listHeader('Activity Code <img src="/images/cl2_help.gif" ALT="Activity Code Display" height="16" width="16" border="0">',null);
     htp.listHeader('Location',null);
     htp.listHeader('Payor',null);
     htp.listHeader('Auth#',null);
     htp.listHeader('Status',null);
     htp.listHeader('Billed',null);
     htp.listHeader('Billed Amount',null);
     htp.listHeader('Expected Amount',null);
     htp.listHeader('Balance',null);
     htp.listHeadClose;
--billed
           begin
              select decode(ci.approved, 'Y', 'Yes', 'No') into h_billed
                 from claim_item ci
                 where claim_item_id in (select claim_item_id
                                                         from claim_item_line cil
                                                         where ci.claim_Item_id = cil.claim_item_id
                                                         and cil.claim_item_line_id = c_claim_item_line_id);
              exception when no_data_found then
                 h_billed := null;
              when too_many_rows then
                 h_billed := 'Yes';
           end;
if c_type in ('C')  then
              begin
                 select decode(ci.approved, 'Y', 'Yes', 'No') into h_billed
                    from claim_item ci
                    where claim_item_id in (select claim_item_id
                                                            from claim_item_activity cia
                                                            where ci.claim_Item_id = cia.claim_item_id
                                                            and cia.claim_item_activity_id = c_claim_item_line_id);
                 exception when no_data_found then
                    h_billed := null;
                 when too_many_rows then
                    h_billed := 'Yes';
              end;
           end if;
--balance amount
           if h_claim_Item_id is not null then
              begin
                 select balance_amount into h_bal_amt
                    from claim_item
                    where claim_item_id = h_claim_item_id;
                 exception when no_data_found then
                    h_bal_amt := 0;
              end;
           else
              h_bal_amt := 0;
           end if;
           if temp_claim_item_id is null or temp_claim_item_id != h_claim_item_id then
        h_total_bal_amt := h_total_bal_amt + nvl(h_bal_amt,0);
       end if;
htp.listData('<B>Total reflects the client balance for the services listed.  To view the total client balance you must view the Complete Transaction History.  The calculation use for the TOTAL amount is, the total amount of the services on THIS screen minus any payments which have been received and have not been applied to services.</B>',11);
     htp.listData(nvl(to_char((nvl(h_total_bal_amt,0) - nvl(h_cl_bal,0)),'$999,999.90'),0));

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