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  1. Telehealth POS codes 02 and 10

    In early 2022, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced a new place of service (POS) code for telehealth services to help clarify specifically where services were rendered. https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/...
  2. UB04 Box 4 - Type of Bill on an institutional claim

    On an institutional claim, a 4-digit code in box 4 identifies the type of facility and type of care, and the frequency code is generated based on parameters set under the office settings and attached to a patient's claim. Facility Level ...
  3. What do the CO, OA, PI & PR Mean on the Payment Posting?

    When health insurers process medical claims, they will use what is called ANSI (American National Standards Institute) group codes, along with a reason code, to help explain how they adjudicated/processed the claim. The four group c...
  4. What are Diagnosis Pointers?

    Diagnostic coding (ICD-10) translates written descriptions of diseases, illnesses, and injuries into codes from a particular classification. In medical classification, diagnosis codes are used as part of the clinical coding process alongside interv...
  5. How do I find the payer ID number?

    DrChrono offers an efficient way to do all of your medical billing. A necessary step in submitting your electronic claims is having the Payer ID. A Payer ID is a unique ID number that is assigned to an insurance company to transmit your claims el...
  6. HCFA 1500 Box 32 - Setting the Service Location

    If you are seeing patients outside of your normal office location, the service location address must be disclosed in box 32 of the HCFA 1500 form, along with the POS code that coordinates with the service location. This article will explai...
  7. HCFA 1500 Boxes and Where Information Is Pulled

    DrChrono pulls data from a patient’s chart and your office settings to populate the CMS-1500 health insurance claim form. This article identifies which fields the data is pulled from.
  8. Access DrChrono Support

    This article walks you through the various ways to access Support for DrChrono products and services.
  9. EDI Claim File Indicators

    An EDI Claim file indicator is a code transmitted on an EDI/837 Claim file that tells the payer whether the primary insurance is Medicare or another commercial payer. It is included on all electronic 837P (professional claims) and 83...
  10. How to fix the claim filing indicator rejection?

    If you have a patient with multiple insurances, one of those payers could deny your claim asking for the claim filing indicator . This indicator will identify the payer as the primary or secondary insurance. If the claim is rejected by the p...