Which is NOT a common performance issue related to charge entry?

Claims denial is not primarily classified as a performance issue directly related to charge entry. Instead, it typically revolves around the claim submission process and the quality of the documentation provided to support those claims. Issues that lead to claims being denied can often stem from various factors, including incorrect coding, lack of medical necessity, or insufficient documentation, which can be traced back to issues during the charge entry process.

On the other hand, coding accuracy, missing charges, and days to enter charge are all intrinsic to charge entry. Coding accuracy ensures that the right codes are used for the services provided, which affects the claim's approval and payment. Missing charges refers to instances where services rendered are not captured in the billing process, leading to revenue loss for the practice. Days to enter charge reflects the efficiency of the billing process; a higher number of days delays revenue realization. Each of these options highlights specific performance issues that can hinder effective charge entry, whereas claims denial is a broader issue influenced by several factors beyond just charge entry.