Webinars

Live webinars are offered monthly and will be available on-demand following each event. Webinars are an exclusive member benefit! Registration and on-demand access is always FREE to CodingIntel members. Have a suggestion for a webinar topic? Email us using the contact link at the bottom of this page.

Best Practices in Revenue Cycle Management | Webinar

Recorded October 21, 2021

Medical practices face new risks and opportunities as changes to the healthcare marketplace ignite the pressure to strengthen revenue cycle management (RCM). In this webinar, speaker, author, and consultant Elizabeth Woodcock provides a roadmap to optimize your practice management system, prevent denials, and strengthen cash collections. Find out about initiatives you can implement immediately.

Preventive medicine and Medicare wellness visits with an E/M | Webinar

Recorded September 16th, 2021

This webinar will provide an overview of what is included in preventive services and Medicare wellness visits, and when a problem-oriented visit can be reported in addition. It will provide a framework for practices when determining when there is significant extra work performed and documented, supporting the addition of a problem-oriented visit.

Overview of FQHC Coding | Webinar

Recorded June 24, 2021

Coding for services in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) is different than coding for free-standing medical practices or health system clinics. Services provided to patients under the FQHC Prospective Payment System (PPS) are reported differently than to patients with private insurance, in the same clinic. This webinar will describe what constitutes a visit, who may perform an FQHC visit, and what services may be provided.

Coding office visit codes 99202—99215 | Webinar

Recorded June 12th, 2021

It’s here, the first major changes for selecting an E/M service since 1997. Clinicians are only required to document “a medically appropriate history and/or physical exam, when performed.” Code selection is based on time or medical decision making. The instructions on using time for codes 99202—99215 are all new.

How medical practice services are paid | Webinar

Recorded May 20, 2021

The coding and reimbursement system is anything but simple. This webinar will explain how services are paid in fee-for-service medicine, and the use of CPT codes, HCPCS codes, ICD-10-CM codes, bundling, and payer policies. It is a broad overview aimed at describing “who makes up these rules” and where to look for definitive, citation-based answers.

HCC Coding for Medical Practices | Webinar

Recorded April 15, 2021

The rules related to HCC coding in physician practices are found in the ICD-10 book itself and in CMS guidance. Long before selecting the correct code, clinicians and coders need to understand the guidelines. This session will describe the guidelines, based on citations from these definitive sources.

2021 Reimbursement: What Your Practice Needs to Know | Webinar

Recorded February 18, 2021

2020 was clearly one for the history books, but 2021 will usher in another set of challenges – and opportunities – for your medical practice. This fast-paced, content-rich webinar will give you the knowledge you need as you begin the new year. From the fundamental changes to evaluation and management (E/M) coding – to 2021 Medicare reimbursement, this session will make sure you are prepared for 2021.

Coding for Behavioral Health Services | Webinar

Recorded December 17, 2020

This webinar describes CPT coding for behavioral health services, including services performed by therapists, psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners and physician assistants. It will answer questions about how to code for initial evaluations, psychotherapy, medication management (with and without psychotherapy on the same day), psychotherapy for patients in crisis, and the interactive complexity add-on code.

On-line digital services and remote monitoring | Webinar

Recorded February 27, 2020

New CPT ® codes for non-face-to-face services include both on-line digital evaluations and remote physiological monitoring. Hold your celebration—the digital E/M codes are not office visits through your portal and have very specific documentation requirements. The webinar will start with a brief overview of Medicare covered telehealth, and then describe these two new sets of codes, with the documentation rules and clinical examples.

Coding inpatient pediatric services | Webinar

Recorded May 23, 2019

Pediatricians and family physicians who care for newborn and older children in an inpatient setting need to select the correct category of code based on the condition of the patient. For newborns, this varies from caring for healthy newborns, to neonates who require inpatient care, intensive care or critical care. It is important to select the codes that reflect the condition of the patient, whether providing 24-hour care or stabilizing and transferring the patient. This webinar will explain the use of these codes, using clinical examples from CPT® Changes: An Insider’s View from 2008, 2009 and 2013.

Analysis of 2018 CERT report: use these findings to educate and audit high risk codes

Recorded April 25, 2019

This webinar will analyze errors for Part B payments and identify the types of services with the highest error rates and the reasons identified in the CERT report. The most common type of error is insufficient documentation, followed by incorrect coding. Some types of procedures, however, were denied for medical necessity.

Coding Skin Procedures in Dermatology, Family Practice and Urgent Care | Webinar

Recorded February 21, 2019

This webinar will tell coders and practitioners how to document and code biopsies, destruction of benign and malignant lesions, and repairs. It includes specific examples of how to bill for multiple procedures with the correct modifiers, and when to use modifier -51, -59 and -58.

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