To protect revenues and ensure compliance you need more than a clear picture of what’s coming in the FY24 IPPS Final Rule. You also need trusted insights and analysis that empowers you with an understanding of all expected changes, including new ICD-10-CM/PCS codes, when Oct. 1 arrives. Correct coding will be especially important for fiscal year 2024 as your organization strives to capture every legitimate dollar of revenue in the aftermath of pandemic impacts.

Only ICD10monitor delivers what you need: the 2024 IPPS Summit: Final Rule Update with Expert Insights and Analysis, a 3-part webcast series. During our annual updates, ICD-10 coding expert Laurie Johnson will walk you through all the must-know changes associated with the FY24 IPPS, including new and deleted ICD-10-CM/PCS codes, MS-DRG modifications, new technology add-on payments (NTAPs), SDoH documentation needs, and changes to CC/MCC designations.

Coders aren’t doctors, yet they’re expected to understand anatomy, why procedures are performed and, of course, documentation of the procedure. Any knowledge gap can undermine your revenue and compliance objectives. This is especially true for spinal procedures, which require a high degree of coding specificity and accuracy but are inherently difficult for non-clinicians to fully comprehend.

During this two-part ICD10monitor webcast series, brought to you by popular request, our expert presenter, Kim Felix, RHIA, CCS, will walk you through ICD-10-PCS and CPT^® coding for several commonly performed spinal procedures. Besides essential knowledge about spinal anatomy and procedures, you will gain confidence, leading to a boost in coding productivity, while supporting your drive to capture the optimal, fully compliant reimbursement.

Session #1: Inpatient Spinal Fusions: Mastering Anatomy, Coding and Documentation 

October 26, 2023

Session #2: Outpatient Spinal Fusions and Accompanying Procedures: Mastering Anatomy, Documentation, and Precision Coding

November 9, 2023

Learning Objectives:

• Understand anatomy and objectives of several common spinal procedures
• Learn what documentation is needed to support the assignment of specific spinal procedure codes
• Comprehend coding guidelines and official coding advice pertaining to spinal procedures
• Review ICD-10-PCS and CPT coding for spinal procedures
• Solidify understanding with sample ICD-10-PCS and CPT coding scenarios for various types of spinal procedures

Who Should Attend:

This webcast series will be beneficial to a broad range of positions involved with inpatient coding and outpatient facility and professional fee coding, including coders, auditors, supervisors/managers and clinical documentation improvement specialists