What triggers a placeholder charge to be sent to PB Charge Review when a provider signs chargeable notes?

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What triggers a placeholder charge to be sent to PB Charge Review when a provider signs chargeable notes?

Signing chargeable notes is the action that authorizes charges for billing. When a provider signs these notes, it shows the charges have been reviewed and are intended for submission, so the system sends the placeholder charge to PB Charge Review for verification and finalization. This safeguards against billing charges that haven’t been reviewed or documented properly. Events like discharge, dispensing a medication, or placing an order can occur without sign-off, so they don’t automatically trigger the placeholder to move to Charge Review.

Signing chargeable notes is the action that authorizes charges for billing. When a provider signs these notes, it shows the charges have been reviewed and are intended for submission, so the system sends the placeholder charge to PB Charge Review for verification and finalization. This safeguards against billing charges that haven’t been reviewed or documented properly. Events like discharge, dispensing a medication, or placing an order can occur without sign-off, so they don’t automatically trigger the placeholder to move to Charge Review.

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