Updated Articles

  1. Edit Provider and Staff Permissions Updated

    Learn how to edit staff and provider permissions in DrChrono.
  2. Account Permissions Overview Updated

    DrChrono account permissions can grant or restrict access to different areas of the system.
  3. Practice Management: Everything in One Place Updated

    The Practice Management module centralizes your offices, providers, staff, roles, permissions, groups, facilities, and role-based dashboards all in one place under the General Management tab.
  4. HCFA 1500 Box 12 - How does signature on file get added to a professional claim form?

    The signature on file, box 12 on the HCFA-1500 form, is populated from the patient chart in two ways: manually or by signing a consent form. The signature on file can be found in the patient's chart by selecting the Demogra...
  5. HCFA 1500 Box 11 - How to enter 'NONE' to be displayed

    Most insurances do not require box #11 (Insured's policy group or FECA number) to display the word "NONE". However, you may come across this scenario specifically with Medicare. To update this information, please follow the steps outlined below...
  6. Video: Aligning your HCFA 1500 form

      The HCFA 1500 text form should be used if you have the pre-formatted red HCFA paper loaded into your printer. If you are printing on plain, white, 8.5" x 11" paper, you want to use the HCFA 1500 non-text option. ...
  7. My printed HCFA form is not aligned.

    In DrChrono, you may fill out HCFA-1500 forms by printing your claim information directly onto the blank HCFA form utilizing the HCFA-1500 (text) option. The option in DrChrono is only configured to work with the most recent HCFA-1500 ver...
  8. Video: Printing a HCFA 1500 form

    Watch this video and see multiple ways to print an HCFA 1500 form. ...
  9. Video: Cloning a Claim

    Need to clone a claim? Check out this video to see how simple it is in DrChrono! ...
  10. 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...