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Track a claim's history different views
Track a claim's history different views

Use the chronological and itemized claim views to understand the history of a claim.

Updated over a week ago

1. Claim History Overview

This article will outline the different screens that will assist you in resolving the denial. You will understand how the screens will help you know what transactions were taken on that claim. This article will cover:

  • View Claim

  • Chronological View

  • Itemized View

  • Action Column

2. View Claim

Click on the claim you would like to view on the worklist. There are two available views of a claim's history.

Once you are in the claim page, click on the Transaction history tab

3. Chronological View

The Chronological view shows the full claim's history by transaction date.

4. Itemized View

The Itemized view breaks out the history by each CPT code. You can also view the Transaction history.

5. Actions column

The Actions column will have automatic tags associated. Below is a description of the different tags you may see populate in the Actions column:

  • VOID:

    • Any time there's a take-back

    • Can occur in both claim and remit transactions

  • SPLIT:

    • Claims with exactly one claim transaction and one remit transaction, and a line item that has the

    • same total quantity on the claim and the remit, but appears more than once on the remit.

    • Would only appear on remit transactions

  • FORWARD:

    • Claims with a forwarding primary payer and a non-forwarding secondary payer

  • RECODE:

    • Claims with a line item that has a different billing code on remit vs. claim

    • Claims with a line item that has different modifiers on remit vs. claim

    • Would only appear on remit transactions

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