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  1. Date of Current Illness vs Initial Treatment date; what is the difference?

    Many different scenarios would require a specific date (other than the date of service) to be listed on the claim form. Two of the most common are the Date of Current Illness, Injury, or Pregnancy and the Initial Treatment date. Below...
  2. Adding or Changing a Device for Multi-Factor Authentication with ID.me

    Learn more about adding or changing a device for multi-factor authentication with ID.me.
  3. Account Settings in Detail

    Learn more about account settings in detail.
  4. HCFA 1500 Box 19 - How Do I Add a Billing Note

    Occasionally, you might need to add extra information to Box 19 on the HCFA/CMS claim form that will be transmitted to the payer with the claim. DrChrono makes it easy to add whatever you need.    Once inside the appointment  ( Billing >...
  5. UB04 Box 14 - How to add type of admission to an institutional claim

    Box 14 of the UB04 institutional claim form requires a description of the patient's type of admission. You can quickly add this information via the patient's encounter under your Live Claims Feed. Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed ...
  6. 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...
  7. OnPatient Basics

    Learn more about inviting a patient to OnPatient and understand the benefits of using the portal as a patient.
  8. DrChrono Support PIN

    The Support PIN is a four-digit number that the Support team uses to verify the user's account.
  9. UHC: Updated policy for HCPCS Code G2211

    HCPCS G2211 Bundle Beginning with dates of service September 1, 2024, UHC will begin to bundle G2211 and deny separate reimbursement. The provider announcement from UHC is linked below. https://www.uhcprovider....
  10. How to handle API Errors

    In this article, we will discuss the various API errors that you may encounter. The goal here is to provide awareness of our error types and provide a few ways you can handle them. 4XX Level Errors 400 - Bad Request 401 - Unauthorized 4...