CPT Coding Courses

The 2024 E/M and office procedure coding course covers a spectrum of coding essentials, including reporting skin lesion excision and repair, all the types of biopsy coding, active wound care, and in-office hemorrhoid diagnosis/treatment follow. The discussion extends to E/M modifiers (25, 24, 57) and non-physician practitioner (NPP) E/M billing guidelines, covering scenarios like "incident to" billing and "split/shared" billing requiring modifier FS. Learn how to choose between using time or medical decision making to select a level of E/M code, categorizing E/M services, and specific scenarios in general surgery and critical care. The course concludes with insights into other E/M services, such as prolonged services, telehealth E/Ms, and the visit intensity/complexity E/M add-on code G2211. This comprehensive session aims to equip healthcare professionals with essential knowledge for effective medical management

Staying up to date on new and revised codes is crucial. The success of revenue and RVU optimization relies on accurate coding by both surgeons and coders. The 2024 general surgery coding course breaks down the vital aspects of coding and condenses it into a comprehensive day of training. The course will cover RVU compensation—addressing concerns about RVUs not accurately reflecting work and exploring potential resolutions. You will learn the proper use of surgical payment modifiers to optimize payments, decrease denials, and increase successful appeals. Additionally, the course provides in-depth and clinically relevant instruction on coding for various procedures, including hernia repair, colorectal procedures, damage control surgery, gallbladder, liver, endoscopy, breast surgery, soft tissue/bone tumor excision, HIPEC, endocrine surgery, and more. With rich clinical scenarios and a comprehensive workbook, which will become your go-to resource for coding challenges, you’ll leave with the skills necessary for accurate and efficient coding and documentation in 2024 and beyond.