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The document outlines the procedures for capturing drug administration charges, detailing the hierarchy of infusion types (infusion, IV push, hydration) and corresponding codes for billing. It provides specific instructions on how to select the appropriate column based on the patient's treatment received, including guidelines for initial and additional hours of infusion, as well as injections and vaccinations.

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Begin by selecting the appropriate column based on the facility hierarchy: Infusion, IV Push, or Hydration. Mark all relevant charges in that column.
If a patient did not receive an IV infusion, start with the IV Push column. If neither an infusion nor an IV push was administered, proceed to the Hydration column.
For each medication administered, enter the corresponding code and duration in the designated fields. Ensure you accurately record initial infusions and any additional hours as required.
Review all entries for accuracy before finalizing your form. Make sure to check that no charges are duplicated across columns.

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How are charges captured for a patient visit?

At its most basic level, charge capture involves a healthcare professional providing a service and documenting it for billing. There are physician practices and hospitals that still capture charges on paper forms at the point of care.

What is the difference between charge and capture?

This is done by holding the transaction amount as pending in the account without actually charging the card. Capture, on the other hand, is the step where the transaction is finalized, and funds are withdrawn from the customers account and transferred to the merchants account.

Who is responsible for charge capture?

Personnel Responsibility: Charge capture is primarily performed by clinical staff (physicians, nurses, or clinical assistants) who were present during the patient encounter. Coding is performed by certified professional coders who may have no direct patient interaction.

What is healthcare charge capture?

An example of charge capture is when a doctor provides patient care, like stitching up a wound, and documents the service provided and any supplies used. This information is then converted into a medical code and sent to billing so the doctor can get paid.

What is an example of a charge capture?

Personnel Responsibility: Charge capture is primarily performed by clinical staff (physicians, nurses, or clinical assistants) who were present during the patient encounter.

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