Practice Management

Read articles about how to correctly report CPT codes and modifiers.

Learn more about opportunities for surgeons and their staff to attend a CPT coding course and sharpen coding skills to maximize reimbursement.

Learn more about reporting E/M services, split/shared visits, and critical care services.

Learn more about correct coding for anterior abdominal hernia repair.

Get your coding questions answered through the ACS coding hotline.

Explore resources, including contract review services, data reports, webinars, and other tools to help surgeons navigate employment in institutional settings.

Explore resources, including webinars and primers, to help surgeons practicing in private or small group settings.

Evidence-based ACS resources explain surgeon unionization, outlining legal, ethical impacts for surgeons and trainees to make informed decisions.

Learn more about financial planning firms available to assist surgeons in planning for financial wellness.

The “Three Ps” refer to “prevent, preclude, and prevail"—the three key elements to reduce practitioner risk related to malpractice litigation.

Telehealth has emerged as a transformative force, challenging traditional paradigms, and offering innovative solutions to various problems.

This report provides guidance on how often an operation may require a physician to assist at surgery

Find links to payor payment policies, such as the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule lookup tool.

The ACS Surgical Patient Education Program has created brochures, guides, and courses to help your patients and their caregivers.

What does FACS mean? Learn why choosing a surgeon with “FACS” after their name ensures high-quality care.

ACS Quality Programs are the definitive measure of a hospital’s surgical quality. Learn how our programs improve care and prevent complications.