Which option is NOT typically included in an encounter report?

The option that is not typically included in an encounter report is the details about contract terms and payment rates for the health plan. Encounter reports generally focus on documenting the specific details of a patient visit, including important clinical information such as services provided, patient interactions, diagnoses, and treatment plans. These reports serve as a clinical document that summarizes the patient encounter and is essential for healthcare providers for future reference and billing purposes.

Contract terms and payment rates are part of the administrative and financial operations of the practice, and while they are crucial for understanding the overall financial relationship with health plans, they do not pertain to the clinical aspect of individual patient visits that encounter reports are designed to capture. This distinction ensures that encounter reports remain focused on the direct care components relevant to patient encounters.