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Alicia: Alright. This one isn’t very hard once you know where to look, but I actually had to Google to get some more information because I couldn’t find it. And again, Laureen probably could have done this one and done …
Laureen: Q: This question was: I was reviewing Laureen’s Blitz Video yesterday on radiology and I wanted you to clear up something for me. She stated “supervision and administration…” This is so funny; I didn’t pick up the first time …
Q: Atherosclerosis of the left internal mammary artery bypass graft? I see nothing specific on the mammary (artery, is what they they’re talking about). How would you code this? A: I did some little bit extra research on this because …
Alicia: We’re going to go ahead and start on our slides, getting to the meaty stuff. This is what you’re waiting for I know. Now that we’ve gotten to know you a little bit, I get the first slide, and …
In 2010 I began my preparation to become a certified trainer in ICD-10-CM. The more I learned, the more excited I became. I envisioned my coding world as a place I could find enough codes to transmit to a payer, …
Alicia: Well, we have a special guest tonight. I think if you remember, it was last month that we put up Dawn’s photograph from the webinars and a little snippet, a couple of slides of her course, the billing course …
Laureen: Q#4: I have heard that if you fail the ICD-10 exam you will lose ICD-9 CPC certificate, is this true? Alicia: No. Laureen: A: No. They really just want you to demonstrate that you have touched the ICD-10 codes …
Many coders ask why it is necessary to study anatomy and physiology to prepare for ICD-10-CM. After all, they have always chosen their codes based on a provider’s documentation and everything they have been trained in thus far, proves maneuvering …