CodingIntel

Medical coding resources for physicians and their staff. CodingIntel was founded by consultant and coding expert Betsy Nicoletti.

Become a Coding Authority

Citation-based coding resources for medical practices.

Find in-depth coding information

Stay up-to-date on changes

Earn Continuing Education Units

Audit tool for Modifier 25

Reasonable coders and practitioners can and do disagree about when a separate E/M service is warranted on the day of a minor procedure. This audit tool for modifier 25 will help determine if a separate E/M service should be reported. Using it consistently will help practices be reliable in their determinations and provide support in payer audits. Sign up for our monthly newsletter to download the reference sheet.

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Stop Worrying About Submitting Inaccurate Claims

Medical coding is complex and ever-changing, making it hard to be sure you're getting it right. Our definitive, research-backed library of resources will answer your questions and help you code with accuracy and confidence.

Reduce Your Risk and Increase Your Revenue

With a source you can trust, you can get your claims right the first time, without the worry.

Save Time

With resources categorized by specialty, type of service, and latest news, you'll be able to find the information you need fast.

Build Authority

Using our up-to-date, citation-based information, you'll have the proof you need to back up your decisions.

Train the Team

From webinars that include CEU credits to resources for training others, you'll find everything you need to keep everyone current.

Code with Confidence

Don't rely on internet searches or message boards to help you make decisions.

Depend on information that's:

citation-based

Citation-based

Get the proof you need to back up your coding decision

up-to-date

Up-to-date

Our library is updated as policies and regulations change

eligible for ceu

Eligible for CEU

Get up to 18 hours of CEU credits every year, free, with your membership

simplified

Simplified

Our resources clarify coding rules for medical practices

"I like the availability of resources and webinars presented in a plain language format that helps me educate my providers with a minimum of 'coder-speak.'"

Jessica T.
Compliance Analyst and Educator

Grow Into a Trusted Resource for Your Practice

At CodingIntel, we know you want to be respected in your office as a coding authority by being certain about your coding decisions and accuracy.

The problem is, it's hard to find clear information when you need it. The last thing you want to do is submit an inaccurate claim, but conflicting answers online are frustrating and unclear.

We believe you deserve accurate, citation-driven information that reduces your risk and increases your revenue.

We understand that you often find yourself stuck between coding manuals and varying opinions. That's why we put our 20 years experience into a library of definitive, easy-to-use coding resources and online education.

Join our community of coders so you can stop feeling stuck and worried about the risk of improper coding and instead gain confidence and authority as the coding expert in your practice.

"The coding guides are fantastic. Having Betsy give the source citation saves me all kinds of time. Being able to get everything in one spot is amazing."

Patricia C.
Coding QI-Compliance Auditor & Educator

Audit tool for Modifier 25

Reasonable coders and practitioners can and do disagree about when a separate E/M service is warranted on the day of a minor procedure. This audit tool for modifier 25 will help determine if a separate E/M service should be reported. Using it consistently will help practices be reliable in their determinations and provide support in payer audits. Sign up for our monthly newsletter to download the reference sheet.

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Our mission is to provide up-to-date, simplified, citation driven resources that empower our members to gain confidence and authority in their coding role.

In 1988, CodingIntel.com founder Betsy Nicoletti started a Medical Services Organization for a rural hospital, supporting physician practice. She has been a self-employed consultant since 1998. She estimates that in the last 20 years her audience members number over 28,400 at in person events and webinars. She has had 2,500 meetings with clinical providers and reviewed over 43,000 medical notes. She knows what questions need answers and developed this resource to answer those questions. For more about Betsy visit www.betsynicoletti.com.