Thursday, January 28

This crucially important webcast provides updated essential details for navigating a complex set of regulations governing the use of telehealth in order for physician practices to remain compliant while protecting reimbursement.

It’s critically important to ensure that your facility isn’t sacrificing revenue from reportable secondary diagnoses. Robin Sewell will walk you through correct, complete and compliant coding that helps protect your facility from denials and recoveries.

Greater specificity is coming to ICD-10-CM coding for COVID-19 in 2021. Dr. Erica Remer will help you understand significant code changes, and she'll present concrete steps for complying with payer and regulatory requirements.

This is your final opportunity to learn directly from evaluation and management (E&M) compliance expert Terry Fletcher about key changes to 2021 documentation and coding for office and other outpatient visits, based on her analysis of CPT® 2021 and CMS requirements.

The use of certain ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes mapping to hierarchical condition categories (HCCs) is inherently risky. As Gloryanne Bryant explains in this ICD10monitor webcast, reducing your compliance and revenue risks starts with an effective HCC auditing program.

Thursday, November 12

Dr. William Haik will walk you through updated evidence-based clinical guidelines for community-acquired pneumonia and how to use these guidelines to create relevant, succinct physician queries.

Soon to be available on-demand

Gloryanne Bryant reviews the guidance and updates coders on important information in the AHA's fourth quarter 2020 ICD-10-CM/PCS Quarterly Coding Clinic in an easy to access on-demand webcast, available shortly after the official publication.

During this ICD10monitor webcast, Dr. William E. Haik takes an deep dive into targeted complication comorbid (CC) and major CC (MCC) areas for 2021 and highlights opportunities for improvement.

Now available on-demand

Chris Geiger reviews the guidance and updates coders on important information in the AHA's third quarter 2020 ICD-10-CM/PCS Quarterly Coding Clinic in an easy to access on-demand webcast, available shortly after the official publication.

Terry Fletcher dissects the new 2021 E&M coding and guideline changes for office visit codes, preparing practices to compliantly apply the new rules for 99202-99205 and 99211-99215, as well as to understand the financial impacts of these changes.

Hospitals incorrectly document and/or assign ICD-10-CM codes for severe malnutrition nearly 87% of the time. Dr. Beth Wolf will help you identify and fill the documentation gaps, enabling your coders to accurately report every instance of this serious diagnosis.

Dr. Erica Remer will demystify many aspects of sepsis, including what it really is; how to recognize its clinical indicators; and how to obtain documentation that supports its diagnosis. With this information and guidance, you'll be equipped to prevent costly claim denials.

On Oct. 1, 2020, you'll need to understand how to correctly apply 544 new ICD-10-PCS codes for FY21, as well as updates to coding guidelines and additional new technology codes. We'll help you prepare.

Prepare now for the massive ICD-10-CM code set that's coming in FY 2021, including many additions and deletions, new guidelines, and changes to CC/MCC designations and to MCEs. Your organization's fiscal health depends on it!

In FY21 your organization's fiscal health will depend on a clear understanding of the IPPPS Final Rule, including changes to the MS-DRG methodology. We'll provide the insights and guidance you need to prepare for implementation on Oct. 1.