A Virtual Seminar on Coding and Reimbursement Solutions Urology - 2021

Recorded Webinar | Dawn R. Cloud | From: Feb 04, 2021 - To: Dec 31, 2021

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   $409  
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   $419  
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   $579  
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   $409  
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5 Hour Session of Coding for Physicians and Staff

Review any changes & bring the Urology CPT changes for 2021.

Session Highlights:-

Learn coding techniques that work

  • Learn how surgical practices lose income from improper coding evaluation and management services.
  • Learn when and how to bill co-surgeons and surgical assists.
  • Signs, symptoms, and ill-defined conditions are the key to payment for same-day visits and procedures.
  • ICD-10! Come learn about this new coding system.
  • Modifiers are the key to surgical procedure reimbursement:
    • The -57 vs -25
    • Visits during the global post-op period
    • Billing for additional procedures during the global period.
    • What about -51? Dealing with the -59 modifier; the -53 vs. -52.

Correct reimbursements from Medicare, Managed Care, and Private Payers

  • Document and code for what you do. Charge and file claims according to your contracts. This principle for doing business with insurance is critical to survival.
  • What's new with RAC audits, and what to do if you get the notice.
  • What is the secret to knowledgeable & correct "unbundling?" Medicare's "Correct Coding Initiative is the key." We'll discuss the latest.
  • What triggers an audit on your claims? Can you afford it?

Advanced coding for Urology Eases Paperwork

  • We'll give you the latest rule on getting paid for the insertion and removal of an indwelling stent.
  • Having problems with ancillary treatment and testing in your office? Let's work through these together.
  • Consults: When do you bill a new patient as a consult, and what are the criteria? CMS has specific guidelines. We'll teach you how to determine which to bill.
  • Learn to code for multiple related cystos.

Learning Objectives:-

  • Learn How Surgical Practices Lose Income From Improperly Coding Evaluation And Management, And What Are The New Guidelines For 2021.
  • Correlate Diagnoses To CPT Codes
  • Bill "E & M" Services During The Post Operative Period
  • ICD-10! Come Learn What Is New For 2021.
  • Code Ultrasound Guidance, Transrectal Ultrasound & Prostate Biopsy
  • Code Multiple Cystourethroscopy Procedures
  • How To Correctly Bill For Multi-Cystos Performed During The Same Session
  • How To Use Prolonged Service Codes. They Can Be Correctly Reimbursable!
  • How To Assure Income By Using The Correct E & M Codes. Most Physician's Under Code 60% Of The Time.

Areas Covered:-

  • When does a malignancy diagnosis change to a "personal history" of a malignancy?
  • What about the patient who returns for a follow-up visit and ends up being treated for another condition? Is the secondary condition then considered "primary?"
  • Are the "observation codes" appropriate for stone patients?
  • How can we get paid for both an office visit and the required procedure on the same day?
  • Some insurers pay for transrectal echography with needle guidance for biopsy and others do not. Are there any clear guidelines?
  • Why should we code secondary & tertiary diagnoses codes when insurers use to only look at the primary ICD-10 code for procedure reimbursement?
  • What is the "site of service reductions?"
  • If I'm called in to do a bladder suspension during OB/GYN hysterectomy, what modifier do I use?
  • Why should I wait for the pathology reports before billing?

Who Will Benefit?

  • OB/GYN
  • Urology
  • Billing/coding for urology
  • Physician

Dawn R. Cloud

Dawn R. Cloud, CPC, CMSCS, CHCI, She has 26 years’ experience in the Medical Industry. She is a Certified Professional Coder through AAPC since 1999, and holds a multi-specialty credential as well as a Certified Instructor credential through PAHCS since 2003. She is the Co-founder of the East Valley Chapter for AAPC in AZ. She has been published in PAHCS newsletters and Family Practice Coding Advisor. She currently works teaching Coding Compliance and Consulting for Specialists. Her specialties cover the gamut of medicine and surgery.