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Alicia:Q: Can anyone elaborate on IRF coding? A: This was pretty interesting because I had to do some research on IRF coding. It wasn’t something I was familiar with. So what does IRF stand for? The first thing you need …
Q: [Medical Coders Corneal Crosslinking] Which CPT code can be used for corneal crosslinking? This is something I knew nothing about so I love doing these webinars because we learn so much ourselves and really the best way to learn …
Q: [Auto Liability] Is it acceptable when a patient comes in for an E/M that is auto-liability (related to auto accident), but at the end of that visit expresses health related issues that the physician addresses. Is it OK to …
The Future of Coding >>ICD-10 Prep – CCO Style First, if you are a coder and are really good with ICD-9 and just need a little help to get over that proficiency assessment, then the ICD-10-CM Blitz is for you. …
PPM Denials and Takebacks Jo-Anne:This one,this happens all the time and I’ve run into this so many times. Q: I work for a busy 3-doctor orthopedic surgery practice. We have been experiencing serious revenue issues with increased denials and money …
We use Google apps for everything so this is all Google slide presentation. It allows us to collaborative and work together. What we do is we create what we call answer sheets, so you’ll see a lot of times where …
You don’t have to be a certified CPC coder to do risk adjustment work. That’s probably preferred because they want to know that you’re familiar. It’s a detailed work, but you can get the CRC without being a CPC. I …
Q: This is more of a billing question. If the doctor performs at the hospital, as an outpatient procedure, a bone marrow which is code 38221, can he add an E/M code along with a modifier 25? This is a …