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We’re excited to welcome back Shannon McCall of HCPro for this review of coding for OB/GYN procedures. Shannon will discuss obstetrical global package codes , colposcopic/hysteroscopic procedures, and FY 2023 ICD-10-CM proposed additions for OB/GYN diagnoses. In addition, she will  describe when it is appropriate to unbundle pregnancy package codes, how to assign CPT® codes for abortive outcomes and more.

After the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify the obstetrical global package codes
• Distinguish when it is appropriate to unbundle pregnancy package codes
• Assign CPT® codes for abortive outcomes
• Identify the different approaches for hysterectomy procedures
• Assign CPT® codes for colposcopic/hysteroscopic procedures
• Review the FY 2023 ICD-10-CM proposed additions for OB/GYN diagnoses

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With the 2022 change to shared services, it’s a good time to review the unchanged incident-to rules and the updated shared services rules. Incident-to services are services performed in a non-facility setting by clinical staff or non-physician practitioners. Shared services are E/M services jointly performed by a physician and non-physician practitioner in a facility setting. Understanding the rules for these is both a revenue and a compliance imperative.

After the session, participants will be able to:

• Identify the financial implications related to incident-to billing and shared services
• List the types of services that can be billed incident-to
• Describe the documentation needed for shared services

April 21, 2022 @ 12:00 pm (EST)

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Join us for this live, interactive webinar to audit three E/M notes, one primary care note, one medical specialty note, one surgical specialty note. Using the sample notes, the webinar will review the three elements of medical decision making. There will be many poll questions, so that participants can communicate their assessment of the components of each note and compare their assessment with their peers.

After the session, participants will be able to:

• Name three problems commonly seen in their practice and determine if those problems are minimal, low, moderate or high
• Count data elements
• Identify the level of risk associated with three diagnostic tests or treatments