View Orders and Invoices for Completed Home Health Visits
As a clinician, use the automated billing integration to verify service details, travel
costs, and inventory used during your visit. Once you mark a visit as completed, the system
automatically generates an order and an invoice for the visit. To verify upcoming payments, check
the billing schedule under the order details.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions of Health Cloud with the Home Health
and the Revenue Cloud Advanced license or the Revenue Cloud Billing add-on licenses.
User Permissions Needed
To view orders and invoice:
Manage Pricing and Billing user permission
From the App Launcher, find and select Work Orders.
Select the work order for your home healthcare visit.
Note Marking the status as Completed starts the automated pricing and order generation
process.
From the App Launcher, find and select Order Sources.
Select the order source associated with your completed work order.
On the Details tab, select the order record.
Review the order products to make sure all services, travel, and inventory are
accurate.
To verify upcoming payments, review the Billing Schedule related list.
To see the invoice, click the dropdown menu on the order, and select Preview
Invoice.
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