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2013 Emergency Department Charging and Coding Handbook 2013 ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM Diagnostic Code Mappers
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More and more hospitals are consolidating their emergency department coding and charging functions into one seamless process, managed by the HIM department.
Each specialty ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM Diagnostic Code Mapper has four full pages containing the top reported ICD-9-CM diagnoses codes, mapping them to ICD-10-CM codes for each specialty.
2013 ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM Diagnostic Code Mapper for Emergency Medicine ED Revenue Cycle: Putting the Right Processes into Play
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Each specialty ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM Diagnostic Code Mapper has four full pages containing the top reported ICD-9-CM diagnoses codes, mapping them to ICD-10-CM codes for each specialty.
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How is it that hospital emergency departments are missing significant revenue opportunities? In a word, disconnects.
ED Revenue Cycle: Coding and Charging Fundamentals ED Revenue Cycle: the Coding-Documentation Connection
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Are you involved with coding and/or charging for hospital emergency department services? Have you ever been confused about payer and regulatory requirements?
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Join us for this MedLearn Publishing webcast as we walk you through the documentation required for commonly provided emergency department services and the interconnection with your coding and charge capture processes.
Emergency Department Revenue Cycle: A 3-Part Webcast Series Infusions & Injections in the ED: From Quality Documentation to Accurate Coding
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Are there disconnects in your emergency departments revenue cycle? Gaps and gaffes could be diverting considerable revenue from your bottom line. line.
Thursday, June 27

Many hospitals depend on revenue from infusions and injections provided in the emergency department. Yet we continue to see rampant documentation issues that result in missed coding and billing opportunities, ultimately leading to partial payment  or no payment at all.