Charge capture is the process of recording and submitting patient charges to insurance providers for reimbursement. It involves tracking procedures, treatments, medications, and supplies provided to a patient and ensuring that all billable services are accurately recorded and submitted for reimbursement. The charge capture process is crucial for healthcare providers to maintain a transparent and efficient revenue cycle management system. It helps to locate revenue leakage and secure revenue integrity by accurately documenting medical services and communicating them to the billing office. Charge capture and medical coding are both essential components of the healthcare industry; however, they are distinct practices that serve distinct purposes. While charge capture refers to the process of recording and submitting patient charges to insurance providers for reimbursement, medical coding involves translating the diagnoses, procedures, and treatments provided to patients into standardized codes that are used by healthcare providers, insurance companies, and government agencies.