From: February 21, 2019

To: February 21, 2019

Sponsored by CodingIntel

Many practitioners would rather do a skin procedure than code for the service. Skin procedures aren’t just a staple of Dermatology, though. Family physicians and clinicians in Urgent Care Centers also do these.

This webinar will tell coders and practitioners how to document and code biopsies, including the new 2019 CPT biopsy codes, destruction of benign and malignant lesions, and repairs. It includes specific examples of how to bill for multiple procedures with the correct modifiers, and when to use modifier -51, -59 and -58.

Learning objectives

After the session, participants will be able to:

• Describe the required documentation elements for these procedures
• Know when to use destruction codes from the integumentary chapter and when to use codes from other chapters
• What modifier to use for multiple procedures

From: February 5, 2019

To: February 5, 2019

Register at MGMA

This webinar is part of MGMA’s Online Seminar: Coding Essentials for the Non-Coder

Practice administrators do not need to be medical coders, but they do need to understand the coding process to ensure their practices’ success. Attend this seminar to gain a deeper knowledge of the major coding principles and how they work together to drive practice revenue.

The seminar consists of five 45-minute sessions plus the closing session, held on Feb. 5, 2019.

Session Overview
•    Part I: Coding Practices to Maximize Revenue
•    Part II: Understanding the Global Surgical Coding Package and the Role of Modifiers
•    Part III: E/M Services: What’s the Big Deal Anyway?
•    Part IV: Maximizing Revenue Through Correct Diagnosis Coding
•    Part V: HCC Coding for Risk Adjustment
•    Part VI: Closing Session – Connecting the Dots: Time with the Experts

From: December 13, 2018

To: December 13, 2018

Sponsored by CodingIntel

Register Here

It’s our annual overview of new CPT codes for 2019. Get up to speed on the new codes and CPT coding changes.

This is a broad overview of all of the changes, not an in depth exploration of any one area of the book.

Have your CPT book handy for this fast-paced presentation.