Follow the steps below to set the Accept Assignment for a specific payer. Hover over the Billing tab and select the Insurance Setup screen If the payer you need is not listed, you can add it by selecting +Add New EDI Enrollment
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If you would like to export your custom procedure codes to an MS Excel file, you can do so by following the instructions below.
Navigate to Billing > Custom Procedures Select Export to File button at the top right of the screen
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If you need to refund a payment received via credit card (aka Virtual Credit Card) from a health insurance payer, you can easily refund it to the virtual card from within your DrChrono account. *** Please note, that this feature will...
The Balance tab provides greater ability to narrow down your search results, and export capabilities. Navigate to Billing > Patient Payments > Balance tab . You can search for patients with unallocated amounts and appointment b...
When DrChrono receives ERA/835 files, they post automatically to patient appointments after the system verifies that the patient and the transaction match, unless you have your account to verify ERAs before posting. When there is a conflict...
DrChrono makes it easy to reorder any listed ICD-10 and/or CPT/HCPCS codes within an appointment without having to delete and reenter them. Here's how: Hover over the Billing Tab and choose Live Claims Feed. In the Live Claims...
What determines a payer’s turn-around time for EDI/claim submissions?
Each payer determines its own turn-around time (TAT) based on its internal processes, requirements, and volume. Each payer’s processing time may change based on...
Updates from AMA regarding the February 21, 2024 cyber attack on Change Healthcare. https://www.ama-assn.org/practice-management/physician-health/change-healthcare-breach-financial-relief-resources-and-next ...
In addition to posting from the Patient Payments section, you can also post a patient payment from within the appointment window. The screens look and operate the same. Which you use is going to depend on your function and which part of th...