Given the recent changes in E/M coding guidelines, professionals across the healthcare spectrum are grappling with uncertainties surrounding accuracy and compliance. The fear of potential revenue loss due to inadequate documentation and coding errors looms large, urging coders, auditors, educators, and healthcare practitioners alike to seek clarity and guidance.

The intricate nature of the updated E/M guidelines has led to widespread confusion and misconceptions within the healthcare community. As professionals strive to interpret and implement these changes, the lack of accessible and accurate educational resources exacerbates the problem, leaving knowledge gaps unaddressed.

Our upcoming webinar offers a solution-oriented approach to mastering E/M coding complexities. Join expert Kathy Pride, RHIT, CPC, CPMA, CCS-P, as she provides you with valuable insights into shared visits, differentiating between time-based and medical decision-making criteria, and ensuring documentation alignment with service levels. This comprehensive approach aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the evolving E/M landscape confidently.

Why This Is Relevant:

Attendance at this webcast is crucial for healthcare professionals seeking to maintain compliance and proficiency in E/M coding. By participating, you can bridge knowledge gaps, clarify misconceptions, and stay abreast of the latest updates, ultimately ensuring accurate coding and adherence to regulatory standards.

Coders are at the forefront of implementing E/M coding changes, making this topic particularly relevant to their daily practice. This webinar provides a lifeline of guidance in understanding and navigating the complexities of the revised guidelines, offering clarity amidst the confusion.

Learning Objectives:

• Enhance proficiency in coding E/M services.
• Understand when and how to report Shared/Split E/M visits.
• Distinguish between when to use time versus medical decision making for E/M level selection.
• Learn documentation tips to ensure compliance.
• Clarify guideline terminology.

Who Should Attend:

Coders, Coding Auditors, Coding Supervisors/Managers, Coding Educators, Practice Managers and Admin, Physicians, NPP,PA, Anyone who codes, bills, or documents for Evaluation and Management services