Our experts explain, step by step, how peripheral and cardiology procedures are performed and how to zero in on key words and phrases in the physician documentation to arrive at the correct bundled code.

Could coding for CRM and EP procedures get any tougher? The answer is a resounding “yes.” On top of the inherent challenges of CRM/EP coding, there’s a lot of confusion surrounding many of the new, deleted and revised codes recently introduced.

Designed to increase output and accuracy, these color-coded, high-quality anatomical charts provide a shortcut from physician intent to the correct CPT^® codes and charges for a broad spectrum of cardiology, cardiac cath, and peripheral procedures.

Count on this set of proven resources to deliver comprehensive support for achieving your revenue goals in 2020. Coding, billing, documentation requirements, reimbursement, and compliance – it’s all covered here!

Count on this set of proven resources to deliver comprehensive support for achieving your revenue goals in 2020. Coding, billing, documentation requirements, reimbursement, and compliance – it’s all covered here!

Wednesday, December 4

Are there gaps in your peripheral and cardiology coding, billing and documentation? Whatever the issues that are undercutting your revenue and compliance, you’ll take away workable solutions, plus in-depth guidance with 2020 code changes.

A robust blend of must-know detail about changes in the new year and an instructional/refresher course in coding, documentation and coding, this webcast could pay for itself many times over if it helps you avoid one mistake or oversight!

This webcast provides a full spectrum education on coding for EP procedures. Topics will include an update and review of current coding, policy and payment for EP services, discussion of remote monitoring technology and wrap-around coding plus an overview of the most frequent issues causing challenges across the country with actionable tips and insights to solve them–and prevent them moving forward.

Are your code assignments and charges fully supported in the physician documentation, or is there room for improvement? Based on common questions and common mistakes, review top problem areas surrounding coding for cardiac cath and peripheral procedures. Through case examples, this session brings the procedures to life to ensure you walk away with not only an understanding of the codes as they relate to specific procedures, but also how to apply them based on the documentation.