Which section allows providers to manually enter additional procedures performed during a visit and review charges?

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Which section allows providers to manually enter additional procedures performed during a visit and review charges?

Capture during a patient encounter is about making sure every service performed gets billed. The Charge Capture Navigator is the tool designed to guide providers through adding procedures that might not be automatically captured and then reviewing the associated charges. It supports manual entry of additional procedures, assigns the correct CPT/HCPCS codes and modifiers, and lets you review and adjust charges before submitting the claim. This end-to-end workflow ensures nothing is missed and that the encounter data align with payer requirements. The other options don’t provide that combined workflow. LOS Navigator focuses on inpatient length of stay, not ambulatory charge entry. Procedure Documentation deals with recording what was done rather than entering the charges tied to those procedures. The Charge Capture Window might be a component for entering charges, but the navigator names the guided process for capturing and reviewing charges across the encounter.

Capture during a patient encounter is about making sure every service performed gets billed. The Charge Capture Navigator is the tool designed to guide providers through adding procedures that might not be automatically captured and then reviewing the associated charges. It supports manual entry of additional procedures, assigns the correct CPT/HCPCS codes and modifiers, and lets you review and adjust charges before submitting the claim. This end-to-end workflow ensures nothing is missed and that the encounter data align with payer requirements.

The other options don’t provide that combined workflow. LOS Navigator focuses on inpatient length of stay, not ambulatory charge entry. Procedure Documentation deals with recording what was done rather than entering the charges tied to those procedures. The Charge Capture Window might be a component for entering charges, but the navigator names the guided process for capturing and reviewing charges across the encounter.

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