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The Claim Page

One claim in full: what it says, what review found, and what you can do to it. This is where a claim is repaired; Claims is where you find it.

The claim page on its Overview tab: the header and its actions above six cards of claim detail

User only, when the client is licensed for claims.

The claim number, its status, and a summary line naming the patient, the payer and the amount charged. A findings count sits beside the status and jumps to the Findings tab. Claims marked for replacement or void carry a chip saying so.

TabWhat it holds
OverviewThe claim itself, in six cards, and the claim lines
FindingsWhat review found, counted in the tab
RemittancesWhat the payer sent back against this claim
TransactionsThe ledger entries this claim produced
ResolutionsDenial work, counted in the tab

The Findings tab listing two errors and one warning, each naming the claim line and field it concerns

Cards open into edit mode in place, and a save bar appears once anything changes. Leaving with unsaved work asks first.

CardFields
ClaimClaim Number, External ID, Visit, Filing Date, Filing Deadline
PatientPatient, First Name, Last Name, Middle Name, Date of Birth, Gender, Account Number (MRN), SSN, Address Line 1, Address Line 2, City, State, ZIP Code
Service locationLocation, Facility, NPI, Address Line 1, Address Line 2, City, State, ZIP Code
Payer / planInsurance, Payer, Payer ID, Plan, Filing Indicator, Group #, Authorization #
SubscriberFirst Name, Last Name, Relationship, Member ID, Date of Birth
ProvidersBilling, rendering and referring, each with Name or Provider, First Name, Last Name, NPI, Taxonomy, and Tax ID on the billing provider

Filing Deadline counts down the payer’s limit and colours as it runs out.

ColumnWhat it shows
#Line number
CPTThe billed procedure
ModifiersModifiers on the line
ICD-10The diagnosis it points at
POSPlace of service
Service DateWhen it happened
ChargeWhat is billed
UnitsHow many

Findings paint the line and the field they concern, so the table shows its own problems.

Claim lines with the missing CPT code and zero units marked in red and a zero charge marked amber

Most actions are not offered at all unless the claim is in the right state, rather than offered and greyed. The two have different fixes: a missing action needs the claim moved on, a greyed one tells you what it is waiting for.

ActionWhat it doesWhen it is offeredWhen it is offered but greyed
Check ClaimRuns the review rulesDraft onlyWhile a check is running
Export 837PAdds the claim to a batchReady, and the claim was not imported, is not a stub, and has not been supersededWhen a batch already holds it, which the tooltip names
View Raw EDIShows the generated segmentsAlwaysUntil the claim has raw EDI stored
Revert to DraftReopens a Ready claimReady only-
Delete DraftDiscards the claimDraft only-
Open Resolution WorkspaceWorks the denialDenied, with at least one resolution-
Replace & refileRefiles as a correction, frequency 7Filed claims that are not stubs, voided or already supersededUntil the payer’s claim control number arrives with the remittance
Void & refileWithdraws the claim, frequency 8As aboveAs above
Copy Claim ID, Open In New TabUtilitiesAlways-

Everything past View Raw EDI lives in the header’s overflow menu.

The claim tells you at the top when something about it is unusual.

BannerWhat it means
Awaiting matching 837 importA stub. Patient and provider details fill in when the 837 arrives
This claim was deniedWith the reason count, and a link into the resolution workspace
Voided byA later claim voided this one, and links to it
Replaced byA later claim replaced this one, and links to it
This claim replacesThis is the correction, and links to the original
This claim voidsThis is the void, and links to the original
Held remittancesMoney is waiting on a review item, with a link to it
  • Not checked yet - the Findings tab says so until you run Check Claim.
  • All findings resolved says Check Claim will promote the claim to Ready.
  • Passed review - a Ready claim is locked for export and reads read-only.
  • No resolutions on this claim on the Resolutions tab.
  • The claim no longer exists if it was deleted while you were away.
  • Blocked - without the claims module the screen is not in the sidebar, and a saved link to it says the module is not part of your plan.

Related: Claims · Check and Fix a Claim · Export Ready Claims · The Claim Loop