A very convenient feature of DrChrono's patient payment section is the ability to "hold" patient payments, without associating it to a specific patient appointment. This is especially helpful if a patient pre-pays for a service. Here is a bre...
In the EHR app, breaks will be displayed alongside your appointments. If you would not like to see breaks listed here, you may remove those breaks from sight using your filters.
1. To remove breaks, tap on the Filters option in the upper...
In the EHR/EMR app , Touch ID is a convenient way of logging in to your DrChrono account using your fingerprint. First, make sure your device supports Touch ID. Touch ID is available on the iPhone 5s or later, the iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 or later, and...
In the EHR/EMR app , you can change your PIN from the default pin or remove your PIN entirely to log in by your password. Depending on your organization's security requirements, a pin may not provide sufficient security. You can find the securi...
We have created a way to allow providers a glance to identify the address of a patient in the Appointment Detail View. You can enable this feature on the iPhone by following the steps below.
1. Open the DrChrono application and select ...
You can customize the patient menu to better serve your workflow. You can remove options on the patient menu that do not pertain to your specific specialty (for example, if you’re a chiropractor, you wouldn’t need Growth Charts). Making charting m...
Yes! You can add any information that the payer may need when adjudicating the claim can be added to appear in box 80 on the UB04 form. Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed > Inside patient's appointment > Info tab If you need additio...
Providers involved in a patient's institutional care can quickly, and easily be added to the claim. Adding these providers to your contacts will make the process of adding them to any claim that much faster. Navigate to Billing > Live Claim...
For inpatient claims where a procedure was performed, the claim must include the procedure code(s) and dates on which they were performed. This field is not currently required on outpatient claims. Be sure to check t he Medicare Claims Processing ...
Patient reason for visit codes is required on institutional claims when the Type of Bill is 013X (hospital outpatient) and 085X (Critical Access Hospital) when the type of visit codes are 1, 2, or 5 and revenue codes 045X, 0516, or 0762 are billed. ...