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You can use PCC's tools to work on claims with errors, rejections, and denials. But what if a problem is fixed, but the claim wasn't resubmitted? Or what if an insurance payor simply never responds? Are some insurance payers regularly failing to pay you in a timely fashion? You may need specialized tools to track and work down your practice’s insurance A/R.

Learn how to submit claims in PCC EHR or in the previous Practice Management tool.

PCC's insurance billing tools help you process and prepare claims, send them electronically or print them, review rejections and denials, fix problems and resubmit, and work down your insurance accounts receivable. You can maximize the use of your time as you pursue proper insurance reimbursement.

While most claims are transmitted to payors electronically, sometimes you may need to generate a paper 1500 HCFA form.

How is a claim created, and what happens in the background to make sure your practice is paid? Read below to learn some of the "under the hood" workings of claims after you post charges into PCC EHR.

When your practice needs to prevent certain claims from being submitted, you can create a claim hold. A claim hold prevents claims from going out for specific dates of service, billing providers, places of service, and insurance plans.

After you prepare and submit claims, you must deal with claims that could not be submitted or were rejected.

What kinds of pre-submission processing does your PCC system do on claims? What errors can it find, and how do you fix them?