Category: WEB-ALL

Orthopaedics: The Ins & Outs of Sports Medicine This 1-hour course is designed for both seasoned and new Orthopaedic coders and will encompass a review of the most common ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes for Sports Medicine, comparison of the most common Open vs. Arthroscopic CPT codes for Sports Medicine, and coding scenarios for correct reporting of...

Arthroplasty From A to Z This course will review the important changes for Joint Arthroplasty (Hip, Knee, and Shoulder) and drug delivery device updates, revision arthroplasty vs. replacement coding guidelines and hands-on case exercises for hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. Course Learning Objectives: Discover when to bill revision vs. replacement and how modifiers direct the...

Fracture Care: Step by Step This one and a half hour course is designed for both seasoned and new Orthopedic coders and will encompass a review of updated definitions and guidelines for closed, open, and percutaneous fracture care treatment, itemized vs. global reporting for non-manipulative treatment of fractures, global surgical package guidelines for fractures, NCCI guidelines...

Using Modifier 25 in Otolaryngology: Rewards and Ramifications 2023 Appending modifier 25 (Significant, Separately Identifiable Evaluation and Management Service by the Same Physician or Other Qualified Health Care Professional on the Same Day of the Procedure or Other Service) to an Evaluation and Management (E/M) code, when also billing a minor procedure on the same...

CPT Power Coding for Otolaryngology: Allergy and Immunology This on demand webinar will address current and new 2023 coding guidelines affecting allergist/immunologists. This session will cover coding for Allergy testing and immunotherapy along with Medically Unlikely edits for these procedures. In addition, this session will address correct coding and documentation for Oral Food Challenge and...

HCC Webinar Bundle Part I: How Coding and Documentation Affects Risk Adjustment (HCCs) Part II: Understanding Risk Adjustment and Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) 50 minutes 34 minutes HCCs are sets of codes that are linked to specific diagnosis codes. Risk adjustment coding is an important component to forecast expected healthcare costs. HCCs were first developed...

Understanding How Time and MDM Drive the New Inpatient Coding Rules The revised E/M guidelines are extended to hospital inpatient, observation, and emergency department visits in 2023. Inpatient and observation services are collapsed into two categories. Surgeons will need to select the right type of code and the right level of code for services performed...

Understanding How Time and MDM Drive Office Visit Coding Do you have a favorite E/M code and you “just stick with it?” Or, does uncertainty keep you coding all low level visits? This webinar will transform uncertainty to certainty in selecting office visits. It answers the questions surgeons ask. When is a visit high complexity?...

2023 E/M Updates for Hospital and Consultation Services Did you know… As of 2023—the revised E/M guidelines are now extended to hospital inpatient, observation, and emergency department visits? Some service categories are going away entirely and others are being revised.  New parameters are being added to the criteria for medical decision making, and a new...

Understanding The Complexity of Modifier 25 in Dermatology Appending modifier 25 (Significant, Separately Identifiable Evaluation and Management Service by the Same Physician or Other Qualified Health Care Professional on the Same Day of the Procedure or Other Service) to an Evaluation and Management (E/M) code, when also billing a minor procedure on the same day,...