Health information management professionals, coders, and clinical documentation specialists (CDISs) juggle a heavy workload, from navigating complex patient records to ensuring accurate and compliant coding and documentation—all while meeting tight deadlines. That’s why they need a trusted resource to make sense of the American Hospital Association’s (AHA) ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinic by distilling the latest guidance into clear, expert-driven interpretation and real-world scenarios.

This exclusive ICD10monitor on-demand webcast series featuring interactive learning experiences reviews important information released each quarter by the AHA’s 2025 ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinics, including Obesity, COVID-19, and ICD-10-PCS coding guidelines. HIM coding expert Kay Piper, RHIA, CDIP, CCS provides critical interpretation of the questions asked, the guidance given and notes correct code examples so that you are up to date with compliant coding guidelines. No coding books are required, and all answers are fully explained.

Why This is Relevant:

The AHA ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding Clinic serves as the regulatory foundation for application of codes to conditions and procedures and identifies the appropriate situation(s) in which to apply or not apply and submit codes for reimbursement purposes. The coding professional is responsible for maintaining their skills and ensuring that compliant coding is practiced in order to ensure the organization’s revenue and data integrity.

Documentation is linked to clinical coding and understanding the coding rules will assist in knowing when to query.

Learning Objectives:

• Review quarterly guidance and advice on ICD-10-CM
• Gain new knowledge regarding diagnosis coding
• Enhance clinical knowledge
• Review and learn specific guidance and advice on ICD-10-PCS
• Gain new knowledge regarding inpatient procedure coding
• Learn how certain clinical scenarios should be coded
• Earn 4.5 CEUs for your professional development.

Who Should Attend:

Coding educators, coding compliance staff, clinical documentation integrity specialists (CDISs), CDI physician advisors, directors, staff, supervisors and managers, health information management (HIM) professionals, coding professionals, coding auditing professionals and coding managers.