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One of the things that we’re going to be talking about specifically today is we’re going to be talking about heart failure and the stages of heart failure. If we understand the different types, one, we can abstract quicker because we’ll know the content that we need or the verbiage that we need to be able to translate to the highest specificity.
The topic that we’re going to cover this time is Medical Coding and Solutions for E/M. You know, I think E/M, Evaluation and Management, is so much easier than it used to be. It makes more sense to me now and hopefully it does for you as well. We’ll going to dive in and look at some scenarios and solutions.
10 things doctors should stop saying to medical coders. Not only are we going to give you the statements that we’ve heard in the past, but we’re also going to tell you tips on what to say to the provider when you hear the statement.
The ICD updates for 2023. Now, we’ve already done the regular updates that we get at the end of every year, but now they have started something new. So for the 2023 April updates, we have ICD-10 and in CM and PCS, the new code.
In the world of medical coding, there is a term known as an umbrella code. This is not a term that you will find in coding manuals, but it is a term that is still used in the industry. An …
Transcription Introduction Hello everyone! Hey, it’s great to see you guys. Let’s see. Where’s everybody coming in from? Hey, you guys are already talking about our subject tonight. Thank you. You’re right. Sarah said I’m sure this is gonna be …
Can you travel with medical coding? You can. We’re gonna discuss that and I’m gonna give you some tips. Also, I’m gonna give you some points to think about. If this is something that you’re considering the pros and the cons, is this going to be something that will work for you.
The question that we wanted to cover is a basic principle of ICD-10 coding. The question is first listed or principal diagnosis: how do we determine which to use? It’s important to know that the terms are somewhat interchangeable for inpatient and outpatient.