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Important Note: The information provided about CEUs on this page is out of date. Laureen: For those who don’t know – most people know now, that’s why we’ve seen an increase in our attendance – our little Q&A webinar that …
Alicia: Oh, another ICD-10, imagine that. This was a question that had come in, I believe, in the forum. Q: Torus fracture of upper end of right humerus, initial encounter (with Dr. A) for closed fracture. That’s the proper code …
Laureen: Next stop CPT 36415 replaced with 36410? Q: Â Hi, I code CPT 36415 along with labs and have noticed that Medicare and most other carriers deny as global (considered routine & not is not covered) except when billed with …
An entrepreneur, Katie Werner founded Receivable Solutions about 10 years ago, but has been doing medical billing/coding for more than 20. We chatted with her for a bit about credentialing, career advice and more. Medical Coder Profile: Katie Werner, CPC, …
Laureen: I had to share this from Beverly, she said, “Thank you guys. I enjoy each time I come to these webinars, keep up the good work. My son walked by during the webinar said, ‘Wow! They sound so cheerful!’ …
Alicia: Q: Valerie asked, “What do RBRVS and GPCI stand for? I keep seeing this and have not found an easy answer and that’s because it’s really detailed and drawn out. But the basics about these two abbreviations are: the …
Laureen: Right. The next question is about bubble. I love it now, people are asking questions based on bubbles, 93015 to 93018. If you’re kind of new to CCO and our teaching methodologies, in CPT especially we talked about bubbling …
Alicia: Now, we’re going to talk about Crosswalking ICD-9 to ICD-10. For all of us with that ICD-10, it’s a lot of fun. Laureen and I have actually already tested for ICD-10 and I was a little bit nervous before …