A patient comes in through ED as STEMI. Straight to CCL, LAD is the culprit vessel. DES placed, C9606. After LAD is stented and
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A patient comes in through ED as STEMI. Straight to CCL, LAD is the culprit vessel. DES placed, C9606. After LAD is stented and
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Focusing on diagnostic imaging and interventional abdominal/visceral procedures, this session will discuss the nuances in code choices for a full range of services, including visceral component coding, aortic endograft procedures, with guidance on when each code is appropriate to use, and how those code choices can change based on how the procedure is performed.
Elevate your knowledge of non-vascular IR coding and guidelines with our advanced IR case study webcast. Dissect 15 real-world operative reports and learn how to find the meat of the procedure to support and capture all codes accurately and maximize reimbursement. Chelisa Clark, CPC, COC, CIRCC, CPC-P, CPC-I will lead you in depth through pain, biliary, and renal intervention cases, ensuring that you walk away confident in your ability to successfully assign codes to complex reports.
Covering venous imaging and interventional procedures, this session will discuss the differences and nuances in code choices with guidance on when each code is appropriate to use, how those code choices can change based on how the procedure is performed and examples explaining which codes are appropriate in different scenarios.
Covering pain management IR procedures, this session will discuss the differences and nuances in code choices for a wide range of procedures including vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty, sacroplasty, epidural steroid injections and blood patches, facet joint injections, neurolytic destruction and more; with guidance on when each code option is appropriate to use, documentation requirements and common areas of noncompliance. The 4 new 2023 C codes created by CMS for ASCs, why they were created and who should or should not use them, will also be discussed.
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