There are a few ways in DrChrono to add diagnosis codes to a patient's claim. Which one is best depends on where you are in the system and what fits better in your workflow. Adding directly to the appointment Navigate to Billing > Live ...
On your institutional claim, you will need to notate that you either have (Y) a signed assignment of benefits from the patient permitting direct payment from the payer to the provider, (N) if there is no signed assignment of benefits on file whi...
On your institutional claim, you will need to note that you either have (Y) a signed statement on file from the patient permitting a data release or (I) have informed consent to release medical information. DrChrono makes it easy to note both ...
Often when assembling a patient's invoice, there will be multiple units of the same CPT/HCPCS/Revenue Code. DrChrono has integrated a Qty/Min feature to make accounting for multiple units of the same code a breeze! Navigate to Billing > Live ...
Hover over Billing in your navigation bar and select Fee Schedule . Make sure you are on the Revenue tab.
3. Select + Add New and choose Revenue from the Code Type dropd...
As you build your institutional claim for services rendered, you will need to add revenue codes to each charge line. This will combine charges by category. Revenue codes can be added first to your fee schedule, and then to each patient enc...
Value codes are required on an institutional claim to identify data elements such as:
Medicare lifetime reserve days, no-fault payments, and the number of days not covered by the primary payer.
They can be easily added to the U...
Note: Depending on the plan type, you can expect to see the new additional fields to the Responsible Party section beginning March 2024 and will be enabled for all DrChrono users by April 2024.
Adding a parent/guardian/responsible party to ...
Occurrence codes and their respective dates disclose the payer-specific event(s) related to the billing period on the UB04. They are located in boxes 31-36 on the UB04. To view and enter them into your patient's...