July 12, 2025
Event date: August 14th, 2025
CMS releases its policy changes for physician practices every summer, giving stakeholders 60 days to comment before the Final Rule is released in November. In addition to RVUs and the conversion factor, the rule contains important coding policy proposals.
New telehealth codes for 2025 have an invalid status indicator from Medicare See the telemedicine section of CPT Coding Changes for 2025 for details. CPT® telephone codes 99441–99443 are deleted in the 2025 CPT book. Included in this article: Telehealth Update – March 19, 2025 Place of Service update from MLN Matters CPT® changes in […]
Recorded March 20th, 2025
CMS continues to develop new HCPCS codes to describe services that promote their healthcare agenda, and are not in the CPT® code set. This webinar will address a select few of the newer services from this year and last year.
Recorded January 16th, 2025
CMS developed three HCPCS codes effective 1-1-2025 to pay primary care practices to manage the care of patients over time. CMS continues to believe that practices incur significant expense for the care that happens in between office visits.
2025 conversion factor $32.3465 (updated 11/19/2024) Coverage of new HCPCS codes On November 1, CMS released the final 2025 Medicare physician fee schedule. The rule contains dozens of new HCPCS codes that will take effect Jan. 1, 2025. From cardiovascular disease assessment and caregiver training services to a suite of behavioral health services, the new […]
Recorded December 10th, 2024
Guest presenter Claire Ernst, Director, Government Relations & Public Policy for Hooper, Lundy & Bookman, P.C.
The 2025 Physician Fee Schedule rule, released in early November, includes policy changes for physician practices effective January 1st. This year, CMS proposed over 20 new HCPCS codes including an inpatient add-on code for infectious disease treatment, additional caregiver training codes, digital mental health treatment (with device), interprofessional consults for behavioral health and ASCVD risk screening.
CMS releases G2211 FAQ: Finally! Eight months after implementing G2211 CMS has released a FAQ document answering questions they’ve received via email and during Open Door Forums. The link is below. Some of the document reiterates information from the Federal Register and MLN Matters article, and some is new. G2211 Visit complexity inherent to evaluation […]
This article describes the proposed HCPCS codes in the PFS with the proposed payment and highlights for each code set. Coding highlights from the 2025 PFS proposed rule Medicare releases proposed policy changes for medical services for the next year each July, accepts comments on the proposals for 60 days, and sends out the final […]
Question: What’s all this I hear about ChatGPT? Is it coming to coding? Answer: All right, I wrote that question myself. I’ve been thinking about this topic. Alicia Gallegos wrote an article for CodingIntel about the topic. But, I wanted to see for myself how it could interpret coding rules, so I asked ChatGPT questions […]
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