Wednesday, January 29

Learn the concepts and conditions of the complex HCC model, how to encourage providers to document for HCC capture and how to query to support CDI in the age of risk adjustment.

Wednesday, February 5

See those red flags? Coding and CDI expert Gloryanne Bryant sees them. Lots of red flags. And they mean one thing: high-risk ICD-10-CM coding practices. Recognizing the red flags is the first step in taking preventive and corrective steps to ensure full compliance, which means protection for your bottom line.

Thursday, March 5

The use of CPT^® codes is inherently risky. Coding and CDI expert Gloryanne Bryant has uncovered numerous CPT coding errors that occur in a variety of outpatient settings. "Identifying the red flags in outpatient coding can greatly help with correcting and preventing high-risk practices," she states.

A red flag signals imminent danger — and this applies to anyone involved with clinical coding. Not recognizing and acting on these warning signals puts the entire organization at risk for investigations, penalties and payment take-backs.

This webcast will clear up the confusion around wound debridement ICD-10-CM and CPT^® coding, empowering hospitals and physician offices to consistently capture services and maximize payment.

Much is demanded of ED coders, including the ability to quickly interpret key elements in physician documentation and make accurate code assignments — all while meeting lofty productivity expectations. This ICD10monitor webcast offers guidance through the complexities, questions and risks of ED coding and charging.

The AHA's quarterly ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinic addresses questions and challenges with clinical coding. Information in the publication helps to ensure that compliant coding is practiced. This webcast series updates coders with the latest information.

The AHA’s quarterly ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinic addresses questions and challenges with clinical coding. Information in the publication helps to ensure that compliant coding is practiced. This webcast provides an update on specific topics in the 2019 fourth quarter Coding Clinic, including updates and guidance on coding specific types of atrial fibrillation and pressure induced deep tissue damage as well as other diagnoses.

This webcast will provide you and your team with the latest changes to the 2020 Physician Fee Schedule and Quality Payment Program Final Rule. Illustrating important changes you need to know to code E&M correctly, provide enhanced services to patients, and prevent revenue loss.

Coders, clinical documentation integrity specialist (CDISs) as well as clinicians gain a unique understanding as to the evolution of sepsis criteria and thus, become more familiar with the newest Sepsis 3 (SOFA) criteria and its impact on coding and documentation during this webcast.

During this ICD10monitor webcast, Dr. William E. Haik takes an in-depth dive into targeted complication comorbid (CC) and major CC (MCC) areas for 2020 and highlights opportunities for improvement.

Significant changes between the 2016 and the 2019 Practice Briefs for achieving a compliant query process are discussed by Dr. William Haik during an exclusive ICD10monitor educational webcast. Information in this webcast is designed to help you and your team query physicians compliantly.

This exclusive ICD10monitor encore webcast, led by Dr. Erica Remer, features examples that demonstrate the difference between acute and chronic respiratory failure, while illustrating examples of physician queries and clinical validation denials.

The AHA’s quarterly ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinic addresses questions and challenges with clinical coding. Information in the publication helps to ensure that compliant coding is practiced. This webcast provides an update on specific topics in the 2019 third quarter Coding Clinic, including correct coding guidelines and specificity for conditions such as neuroendocrine tumors and sepsis due to multiple causes.

This webcast provides descriptions and examples of most the most commonly used and misused CPT ^® modifiers so that coders can properly code and ensure proper patient care.