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Overview
When you create client notes, ICANotes+ automatically creates encounters in the Billing Worklist. After generating a claim, you can review and edit claim details before submitting the claim to the clearinghouse.
Editing a claim allows you to update billing information such as insurance details, diagnosis codes, service codes, provider information, and notes without changing the original encounter.
This article explains how to generate a claim, edit claim details, validate the claim, and submit it to the clearinghouse.
Important to Know
- A claim must be generated before it can be edited.
- You can save your changes and continue editing later.
- Validate the claim before submission to identify potential issues that could cause the payer to reject the claim.
- When generating a claim, select the option that matches the insurance policies configured for the client to avoid validation errors.
Billing Worklist tabs
The Billing Worklist contains the following tabs:
Claims
Use this tab to review, edit, generate, and prepare claims for submission.
Claims Ready for Submission
Use this tab to review claims that have been finalized and are ready for submission after supervisor review.
Claims can be submitted from either the Claims or Claims Ready for Submission tab.
If supervisor review is not required, you can generate, edit, and submit claims directly from the Claims tab.
Generate Claim
A claim must have the Generated status before it can be edited.
- Select the claim.
- Select the appropriate insurance option from the dropdown.
- Click Generate Claims.
The Edit Claim button remains unavailable while the claim status is Not Generated.
Select the insurance option that matches the insurance policies configured for the client.

Select the insurance option that matches the insurance policies configured for the client.
- Primary with Secondary and Tertiary: Select this option if the client has primary, secondary, and tertiary insurance policies added in the system.
- Primary with Secondary: Select this option if the client has primary and secondary insurance policies added in the system.
- Primary Only: Select this option if the client has only a primary insurance policy added in the system.
- Secondary with Primary: Select this option if the client has primary and secondary insurance policies added in the system and you are generating a claim for the secondary insurance payer.
- Tertiary with Secondary and Primary: Select this option if the client has primary, secondary, and tertiary insurance policies added in the system and you are generating a claim for the tertiary insurance payer.
- Tertiary Only: Select this option if the client has only a tertiary insurance policy added in the system.
Select the insurance option before clicking Generate. The selected option must match the clientβs insurance policies and the payer for which the claim is being generated. Otherwise, claim generation may fail. Download the CSV file to review the validation error details.
After the claim is generated successfully, its status changes to Ready to Submit.
You can submit the claim from either the Claims or Claims Ready for Submission tab.
Refer to the following screens:
Edit Claim Details
You can edit the following sections before submitting a generated claim:
- Insurance Information
- Diagnosis Codes
- Service Codes
- Rendering Provider
- Service Facility
- Billing Provider
- Notes
To edit claim details,
- Select a claim with the Generated status.
- Click Edit Claim.
The Edit Claim screen appears as shown below.

Select the Destination Payer (Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary).
Only the selected payer can be edited.
Primary destination payer
When Primary is selected:
- The Primary Insurance section is available for editing.
- You can change the payer or member ID.
- The Secondary Insurance and Tertiary Insurance sections are read-only.
- You can select the Secondary and Tertiary checkboxes to include those insurance details on the claim submitted to the primary payer.
Secondary destination payer
When Secondary is selected:
- The Secondary Insurance section is available for editing.
- You can change the payer or member ID.
- The Primary Insurance and Tertiary Insurance sections are read-only.
- You can select the Primary and Tertiary checkboxes to include those insurance details on the claim submitted to the secondary payer.
Tertiary destination payer
When Tertiary is selected:
- The Tertiary Insurance section is available for editing.
- You can change the payer or member ID.
- The Primary Insurance and Secondary Insurance sections are read-only.
- You can select the Primary and Secondary checkboxes to include those insurance details on the claim submitted to the tertiary payer.
Claim Frequency Code
Select one of the following values:
- 1 β Original Claim
- 7 β Replacement of Prior Claim
- 8 β Void/Cancel of Prior Claim
The following fields are read-only:
- Client Name
- Date of Birth (DOB)
- Gender
Diagnosis Codes
You can:
- Change an existing diagnosis code.
- Add diagnosis codes.
You can add up to 12 diagnosis codes.
Service Codes
You can update:
- Date of service
- Service codes
- Modifiers
- Units
- Billed amount
- Authorization details
- EPSDT option
You can also assign diagnosis pointers to the diagnosis codes associated with each service.
Rendering Provider
You can update:
Service Facility
You can update:
Billing Provider
You can update:
- Billing Provider
- NPI
- Tax ID type (EIN or SSN)
- Tax ID number
The billing provider address is read-only.
Notes
You can modify the notes associated with the claim.
Save, validate, or submit a claim
After editing the claim, choose one of the following actions.
- Save Claim for Later: Saves your changes so you can continue editing the claim later.
- Validate Claim: Checks the claim for potential issues that could cause the payer to reject it. Correct any reported issues before submitting the claim.
- Submit the Claim: Submits the claim to the clearinghouse for processing.
Validate a claim
Before submitting a claim, click Validate Claim to verify the claim details.
Validation identifies potential issues that could cause the payer to reject the claim. Review and correct any reported issues before submitting the claim.

Filter Claims Using Various Parameters
Use the available filters to narrow the claims displayed in the Claims worklist. You can filter claims by encounter details, client information, clinician, note details, insurance information, and claim submission status. After selecting the desired criteria, click Apply to refresh the results or Reset to clear all filters.

- Start Date: Select the earliest date to include claims in the results.
- End Date: Select the latest date to include claims in the results.
- Date Type: Choose which claim-related date the Start Date and End Date filters should apply to, such as the Encounter date, Not Crated, Last Signed.
- Clients: Search for and select one or more clients to display claims associated with those clients only.
- Location: Filter claims by one or more service locations.
- Clinician: Filter claims by one or more rendering clinicians.
- Provider Credentials: Display claims associated with the selected provider credential(s).
- Signed By: Filter claims based on the signer of the associated clinical note.
- Diagnosis Code: Display claims that contain the selected diagnosis code(s).
- Service Codes: Display claims that include the selected service code(s).
- Note Type: Filter claims by the type of clinical note associated with the encounter, Progress Note, Case Management, and so forth.
- Note Status: Display claims associated with notes in the selected status (In Progress, Finished, Signed).
- Exclude Non-Billable: Exclude encounters marked as non-billable from the results.
- Telehealth Only: Display only claims associated with telehealth encounters.
eBilling / Insurance Filters
- Payer: Search for and filter claims by a specific insurance payer.
- Insurance Type: Filter claims by the selected insurance type.
- Submission Status: Display claims based on their claim submission status, such as Not Submitted, Processing, Error, or Success.
- Payer Ranking: Filter claims by the selected insurance level, such as Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, or Other.
- Insurance Payments: Filter claims based on the insurance payment status. Options are: Insurance Paid, Insurance Not Paid, Insurance Balance Due, No Insurance Balance.
- Has Secondary Insurance: Display only claims for clients who have secondary insurance on file.
- Match ALL Selected Insurance Filters: When enabled, only claims that meet all selected eBilling/Insurance filter criteria are displayed. When disabled, claims matching any of the selected insurance filters are displayed.
Filter Actions
- Apply: Applies the selected filters and refreshes the claims list.
- Reset: Clears all selected filters and restores the default filter values.
Claim Statuses
Each claim is assigned a status that reflects its current stage in the billing workflow. You can use the Claim Status filter to quickly locate claims that require attention, such as claims with validation or submission errors, and take the necessary action before resubmitting them.
The following claim statuses are available:
- Not Generated
- Ready to Submit
- Submitted
- Marked as Billed
- Submission in Progress
- Validation Failed
- Submission Failed
- Awaiting Secondary ERA
- Awaiting Tertiary ERA
- Ready for Secondary
- Ready for Secondary - Validation Failed
- Ready for Secondary - Submission Failed
- Ready for Tertiary
- Ready for Tertiary - Validation Failed
- Ready for Tertiary - Submission Failed
FAQs
Why can't I edit a claim?
You can edit a claim only after it has been generated. Claims with the Not Generated status cannot be edited.
Can I save my changes and finish editing later?
Yes. Click Save Claim for Later to save your progress and continue editing later.
Does editing a claim change the original encounter?
No. Changes made while editing a claim do not modify the original encounter.
Can I submit a claim without validating it?
Yes. However, validating the claim before submission helps identify potential issues that could cause the payer to reject the claim.
Which Billing Worklist tab should I use to submit claims?
You can submit claims from either the Claims or Claims Ready for Submission tab.
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