Our comprehensive resource spells out exactly what's required of your coding and documentation, wherever infusions and injections are provided, from the outpatient infusion and emergency departments to the observation and medical oncology settings.

Given the importance of infusion and injection services revenues to your organization, you need comprehensive, coordinated how-to resources — exactly what you'll get in this webcast-plus-book set.

This session will take on complex coding and billing scenarios for infusion services provided in the observation and medical oncology settings, giving you confidence that your charge capture is correct and that the clinical documentation will back you up.

Given the pervasiveness of infusion and injection services, you simply cannot afford recurring mistakes or omissions in your documentation, coding and billing. We'll supply you with essential knowledge to help protect and improve your revenue integrity.

Tuesday, May 7

Are your IV hydration charges fully supported? Though low cost, and considered to be of low complexity, risk associated with IV hydration is on the rise and CPT^® codes 96360 and 96361 for hydration administration are currently under review by recovery auditors. The frequency with which charges are submitted lacking necessary documentation make for a perfect audit target – let Robin Zweifel help you identify common risk factors and minimize risk from the start.