Occurrence codes and their respective dates disclose the payer-specific event(s) related to the billing period on the UB04. They are located in boxes 31-36 on the UB04. To view and enter them into your patient...
While working on claims, it is often helpful to sort claims by billing status to work like claims with like claims. Here is how you can easily do that in your Live Claims Feed: Hover over the Billing tab and select Live Claims Feed . ...
DrChrono uses statuses on appointments/claims to know, at a glance, where claims are in the RCM process. These statuses are in the Live Claims Feed. Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed . Once you select your date range, press the blu...
Adding a charge to a patient appointment is a breeze in the Live Claims Feed screen. The steps below will show you how fast and easy it is.
Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed Pull up the patient's account using their name, chart ID,...
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Navigate to Billing > Live Claims Feed
From the header, select the green Display button. A list of all header options will show. You can unselect the ones you no longer wish to see on your LCF view. The...
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...
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...
In an attempt to assist providers in ensuring their claims are submitted cleanly and processed without delay, CMS and associated MACs are rolling out a series of Smart Edits. The idea is to identify the error more quickly so it can be correcte...
If you choose, you can designate an alternate pay-to-address to transmit claims on the EDI claim submission file. This option would be helpful if your billing office is in a separate location from where you render services. Payments from paye...
Each payer or insurance company has its payer ID number to accept electronic claims. It is the electronic address , so the clearinghouse knows which payer/insurance company to send the claim to. Some national payers, such as Aetna (60054), C...