On various documents and reports there is a way to set ChartItem status using the "Set Status" button. Note: When setting a status to Signed, you are required to supply your ChartCaddy password in the box between the Status drop down menu and the "Set Status" button.
Updating ChartItem Statuses
There is a specific order that must be followed when updating the status
of ChartItems. The normal order is Draft, Completed, Signed, Approved,
and then Final. Some organizations may have additional statuses
depending on their configuration. Only clerks and administrators can set
ChartItems to Approved or Final unless the user has a special
permission. Only administrators can change the status of ChartItems
from Final to Approved and then from Approved to Draft in order to
revise a signed ChartItem.
To set a single ChartItem status, first highlight the ChartItem by single clicking on it
in the table. To update multiple ChartItems all at once, hold
down the Control key on Windows
computers or hold down the Command key on MacBooks, and then single
click any combination of ChartItems you wish to include. Next select the Status you wish to set from the drop down menu, and finally click the "Set Status" button.
Understanding ChartItem Statuses
All documents have statuses that determine the work flow for that
particular type of document. If a document does not have a visible
status then it is considered to always have a status of Draft. There is a
generic set of statuses that represents a generic work flow, but since
not all documents have the same work flow, not all statuses are valid
for all documents. Fields and buttons on a document can be affected by
the status of a document. For example, the Print button is not visible
until a document is successfully saved for the first time, and most
fields on a document are usually read only when the status is Final. To
move a document from one status to another, you update the Status field
and click the Save button.
The following table lists numerous status options and their descriptions. Other than the five common ones mentioned above (Draft, Completed, Signed, Approved, Final), many of these may not appear for your organization.
Status | Description |
Draft | The initial status, which indicates that the document is still being worked on. |
Proposed | Initial review status, not used by most organizations. |
Reviewed | Secondary review status, not used by most organizations. |
Completed | Indicates that all changes for a document are complete. |
Provisional | Document has been signed, but additional signatures are required. |
Signed | Document has been signed by everybody required. |
Approved | Document has been approved by a clerk or administrator. |
Posted | Claim item is waiting to be submitted to the payer. |
Submitted | Claim item has been submitted to the payer. |
Exception | The payer has a problem with the claim item. |
Tentative | The claim item has been approved but not paid.
|
Final | No further work to be done on the document. |