General Billing Sequence

Last updated: October 30, 2024

General billing sequence 


 

This guide will walk you through the general billing sequence for insurance or private pay clients. For facility billing, you may be marking the visit notes as treatment report not needed and creating non-standard service entries instead. Please see this FAQ regarding Facility Billing if you are billing to a contracted facility: https://ambiki.com/help/faqs/how-to-log-a-facility-invoice-for-a-treatment-done-in-a-facility

 

Part 1: Set-Up Checks 

  1. First, it's essential to add the Billing Provider Information and Default Service Rates. For detailed instructions, please refer to this guide.  
 

2. Additionally, make sure to add the payment method (in this case, cash) to the patient's profile by following these steps.  
 

Once these foundational steps are completed, you can proceed with confidence through the billing sequence. 

 

Part 2: General Billing workflow 

If you follow this sequence of events, all your events, notes, and billing will be linked together so the notifications/tasks all match up. 

  1. Create an event on the schedule calendar. See our FAQ on how to do this
 



2. From the scheduled event, take attendance, then click on the visit note icon
 
 
 
Clicking on the visit note icon on an event.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3. Write the visit note, save it, and then click on Actions and select Billing
 
 
 
Clicking on Billing in a visit note.
 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Confirm your billing details and click on the button labelled Save billing data. (This creates a treatment report). 
 

 

 

Adding the Billing data to the visit note.
 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Double check your visit note. If everything looks good, sign your note. 
 

 


6. Go to the Payments tab in the patient profile. In the patient invoice section, you'll find an automatically generated invoice from when you signed the visit note in step 5. Locate the invoice and click on Add payment
 

 

 

Adding a payment to the patient invoice.
 





Short video walk-through:

 
short billing.mp4 19.6 MB