Historical insurance information may be needed to bill correctly for previous appointments. Appointments are automatically associated with the active insurance on the date of service. *** NOTE : When you edit a patient's current insura...
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 ...
When an appointment's status is set to Rescheduled or Canceled , it will not show up in the Live Claims Feed. However, if you manually edit/reschedule the original appointment for a later date without setting the appointment st...
When you update the insurance information in the patient’s demographics, it will reflect the change for appointments you create in the future. It does not change them retroactively. To change the insurance information for appointments you ...
There might be instances where you would need to separate charges on a medical claim into two separate claims for a patient, before submission to the payer. In the DrChrono EHR, we refer to this as cloning claims. Navigate to the Live Claim...
The appointment analysis report will allow you to glean information regarding your appointments. You can sort them by Date Range, Provider, Office, Appointment Status Group, and Displayed by (Totals or Averages) After the report parameters a...
Follow the below instructions to delete a Claim / Appointment from DrChrono: Hover over Billing and choose Live Claims Feed. Navigate to the patient and date of service that you would like to delete from the DrChrono system. Once on th...