Feature

Claims Submission & Tracking

Submit clean claims on the first pass with built-in claim scrubbing, automatic coding validation, and real-time status tracking. Batch submission, payer-specific rules, and clearinghouse integration ensure maximum reimbursement.

A claim is the practice asking a payer for money, and the payer looks for any reason to say no. Claims Submission & Tracking is the part of the platform that builds the claim from the charge, checks it against the rules the payer will apply, sends it through the clearinghouse, and then keeps watching it until it is paid, denied, or stuck.

The scrubber runs before anything leaves the building. It checks that the diagnosis supports the procedure, that modifiers are present where a payer expects them, that the rendering provider is enrolled with that payer, and that the subscriber information matches what eligibility returned. A claim that fails a check stays in the practice’s queue with the reason in plain English, so the fix happens once, before submission, instead of three weeks later as a rejection.

After submission, every status change the clearinghouse reports is written back to the claim with a timestamp. Clearinghouse rejection codes are translated into readable sentences, so a front-desk user can see “the subscriber ID does not match the payer’s records” instead of a token they have to look up.

Key Benefits

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Higher clean-claim rates

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Automated claim scrubbing

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Real-time status tracking

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Batch submission capability

What the claims module does

Pre-submission scrubbing

Payer-specific edits run on every claim before it is batched. Failed edits block the claim and explain why; passed claims move straight to the batch.

Batch submission through the clearinghouse

Clean claims are grouped and sent electronically. Each claim keeps its own clearinghouse identifier, so a batch of 300 is still 300 individually traceable claims.

Rejection reasons in plain English

Clearinghouse reject tokens are mapped to readable explanations and the field that needs attention, so corrections do not require a coder to decode them.

Claim attachments (PWK)

When a payer needs supporting documentation, a PDF can be attached to a single claim and sent with it. The attachment is validated as a real PDF, tied to the charge so a retry never orphans it, and only sent after a human confirms the payer accepts electronic attachments.

Status history and audit trail

Every submission, acceptance, rejection, and resubmission is logged with who did it and when. Nothing about a claim’s life is reconstructed from memory.

Resubmission without re-entry

A corrected claim reuses the original charge and coding, carrying the payer’s original claim number forward where the payer requires it.

How It Works

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Charge becomes claim

Coded charges from the encounter or superbill are assembled into a claim with the right billing provider, rendering provider, and place of service for that payer.

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Scrub

The claim is checked against payer rules and enrollment status. Anything that would be rejected is held with a readable reason and a link to the field to fix.

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Submit and track

Clean claims go out in a batch. Acknowledgements, rejections, and acceptance from the clearinghouse post back to the claim automatically.

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Work the exceptions

Rejected and stalled claims surface in a queue sorted by age and dollars, so the oldest, largest problems are worked first and timely-filing limits are not missed.

Frequently asked questions

What is claim scrubbing and why does it matter?
Claim scrubbing is an automated check of a claim against the rules a payer will apply before the claim is sent. It catches missing modifiers, diagnosis and procedure mismatches, subscriber details that do not match eligibility, and providers who are not enrolled with that payer. Catching those before submission is cheaper than fixing a rejection weeks later, because the claim never loses its place in the timely-filing window.
Can I attach documentation to a claim?
Yes. A PDF can be attached to an individual claim and sent with it as a PWK attachment through the clearinghouse. The platform validates that the file is a real PDF, links the attachment to the specific charge so a retry never loses it, and asks a user to confirm the payer accepts electronic attachments before sending, because a claim held for a document that never arrives is money nobody sees.
How do I know why a claim was rejected?
The clearinghouse returns a reject code, and the platform translates it into a plain-English sentence on the claim along with the field that needs attention. The full status history, including every rejection and resubmission, stays on the claim with timestamps.

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