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Objectives include: 1) Review best practices related to telehealth coding; 2) Identify documentation requirements for use of the telehealth codes; 3) Review of 2021 E/M Coding Changes & Medicare Telemedicine Updates, and 4) Review best practices for auditing and monitoring telemedicine coding and documentation.

Mark your calendars for 2 Mini Coding Symposiums; to be released on March 19th and June 18th, 2021.

Mark your calendars for 2 Mini Coding Symposiums; to be released on March 19th and June 18th, 2021.

With medical decision making (MDM) as the key element for the new E/M services guidelines, documenting the medical necessity is more important than ever. This session will walk through the key revisions to the E/M guidelines and discuss ways in which basic documentation principles will ensure that the medical record documentation paints a complete picture of the services rendered, and support the medical necessity of code selection for each level.

This presentation will: Provide and explain the CPT E/M office or other outpatient service revisions and when those changes will take effect Identify why CPT E/M revisions are needed and the benefits provided Describe how the foundational changes will impact your work

This presentation will provide the attendee an understanding of the COVID/Influenza Guidelines, recognize Clinical Indicators, improve documentation, and give some tips for querying. We will also provide scenario examples.

The webinar will present the most current updates for coding and billing telehealth services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, hear from experts in the industry on how they managed through the challenges within revenue cycle and health information management functions to maintain and improve, outcomes, and financial performance.

By attending this highly informative and thought-provoking session, participants will gain the practical mindset to recognize the strategies and tactics necessary to begin playing the same “game” and with the same rules being used by the payers, better insuring the survival of their facilities, their jobs, and sometimes even the lives of their patients.

This webinar will provide an overview of the new Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) that goes into effect for Long-Term Care Facilities (SNFs) on 10/1/2019.

If you’ve heard of “PEPPER” but have never used this report, consider attending this session which will cover all the basics about the Program for Evaluating Payment Patterns Electronic Report (PEPPER).

The presentation will cover UHC and Anthem ED Denials, the PEPPER report and denials management strategies.

This presentation will present the results of a two year study across six large Covered Entities that compares the actual costs and benefits of utilizing offshore coding services versus domestic coding resources.

Musculoskeletal System-will cover common orthopedic procedures such as fractures, arthroscopic procedures and bunion repairs.

Integumentary System—will cover issues in the 10000 section of the surgery section including excision of lesions, wound repairs, skin replacement surgery, and breast procedures.

Industrywide healthcare reforms are seeking to change care delivery and payment through the use of data.