Updated Articles

  1. Auto Accident Claims: Option to add a business name as policy holder

    While processing auto accident claims, you may have a situation where you need to add a business name as a policyholder.  There is an option in DrChrono to list a business/company as such. Navigate to the patient's chart and while on the I...
  2. New York No Fault Form - NF3

    For no-fault accident claims in New York, the NF3, or Verification of Treatment by Attending Physician or Other Provider of Health Services form, is required. This form is built into your DrChrono account and is easily accessible through the...
  3. How many NPI numbers/tax IDs can I have associated with my account?

    Learn how many NPI numbers/tax IDs you can have associated with your account.
  4. How to change the Accept Assignment for an Insurance?

    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 ...
  5. Claim Status: What Do They Mean?

    DrChrono uses statuses on appointments/claims to know, at a glance, where your claims are in the RCM process. You will see these statuses in your Live Claims Feed. Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed . "Claim St" will b...
  6. Types of charges that can be added to an appointment

    Charges to a patient's appointment can be added via custom code, CPT, or HCPCS. Custom Code - codes used for over-the-counter products or services that do not have an established CPT or HCPCS code. These c...
  7. Lifecycle of a Medical Claim

    Once the patient has been treated and the clinical note written, it is time to submit your claim to the payer for reimbursement.  This article explains what happens with your claim after you change the billing status to "Bill Insurance". ...
  8. HCPCS Modifier JA

    Modifier JA describes that the medication was administered intravenously. It is utilized when there are multiple modes of administration of the drug you are billing. CMS Billing Manual - Modifier JA on page 50 For addi...
  9. HCPCS Modifier JB

    Modifier JB describes that the medication was administered subcutaneously. It is utilized when there are multiple modes of administration of the drug you are billing. CMS Billing Manual - Modifier JB on page 50 For addition...
  10. HCPCS modifier JZ

    Modifier JZ is used to describe that no amount of the drug was discarded. It is utilized when the drug is in a single-dose container. CMS Billing Guidelines For additional information, please refer to cms.gov for ...