If you have a procedure that has multiple overloads (so, for example, same procedure name but different parameters), then if you want to add a new statement somewhere else in your code calling one of these procedures utilizing the IntelliSense will always only show a single procedure and not all the overloads.

I would suggest to show all overloads for the procedure when you use the IntelliSense, or at least show some indication that there are multiple overloads available.
For example, when you use the IntelliSense when you create a new statement with a function call in C# you will see an indicator that says "1 of 2" if there are multiple methods that you can choose from with the same name.
It would be very useful if we can see the signatures of the possible overloads we can choose from.