Bill Insurance
After a clinician has charted a visit and a biller has posted and reviewed the charges, your practice next prepares and sends claims to insurance companies and other payers.
Training Videos
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Prepare and submit claims. Then work on any claims that were stuck and couldn't be submitted. -
Configure Claim Holds and Claim Delay
Watch this video to learn how to hold claims for specific providers, locations, or plans and how to configure your practice's claim delay.
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Use the Claims tool to process and submit claims to insurance companies and other payers, work on claims that could not be submitted, and review a log of submissions.
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Work on Claim Errors and Rejections
After you prepare and submit claims, you must deal with claims that could not be submitted or were rejected.
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Read EDI Responses to Claim Submissions
Your practices receives many different electronic responses to claim submissions and billing. Read this article to learn the different EDI responses, which responses require attention, and how to use PCC's tools to review and respond. -
After you submit claims, your practice will receive clearinghouse and payor acknowledgements as well as ERAs and other electronic notifications from PCC, claim clearinghouses, and payors. You can use tools in PCC EHR to review these responses. When you need to do deeper research, you can use the EDI Reports (
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Configure Claim Holds and Claim Delay
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. You can also configure your practice’s claim delay, which prevents any claim from going out until a certain number of days after the date of service. -
Claim Error Needs Correction Reference
What kinds of pre-submission processing does your PCC system do on claims? What errors can it find, and how do you fix them?