Wednesday, November 4

Providing instruction in coding for venous imaging and interventions, this webcast will provide much-needed clarification and examples on vena cava procedures, treatment of lower extremity incompetent veins, endovenous ablation therapy, venous sclerosing, PICC and CVA procedures with examples and discussion of common coding errors.

Tuesday, December 8

This annual review of nuclear medicine coding, compliance and reimbursement aims clear up lingering questions while bringing you up to speed on what’s coming in the new year. As she does every year, Donna Richmond will address some of the biggest ongoing challenges in nuclear medicine/PET coding and billing.

Wednesday, December 9

In-depth guidance with all the 2021 code changes for both diagnostic and interventional radiology, the application and impacts of the changes, plus strategies to reduce risk. Don’t miss this opportunity to maximize your radiology revenues and solidify your regulatory compliance through actionable, practical instruction!

Providing instruction in coding for nonvascular catheter-based drainage procedures, this webcast will provide guidance for thoracentesis, paracentesis, fluid-collections, indwelling catheters, needle-based procedures.

Providing instruction in coding for upper extremity angiography and interventions, this webcast will provide much-needed clarification and examples on angioplasty, atherectomy, infusion therapy and intravascular stenting procedures for both arterial and venous procedures.

Whether new to the series or returning for a refresher, attendees of this comprehensive webcast series can expect clear, reliable guidance and to take away a wealth of practical IR coding knowledge helping them do their job more confidently, efficiently and effectively.

Providing instruction in coding for head and neck angiography and interventions, this webcast will provide much-needed clarification and examples discussing angioplasty, thrombectomy, thrombolytic infusion therapy and stenting for both arterial and venous procedures.

Get essential radiology coding education, anytime, anywhere. This powerful all-in-one solution is ideal for organizations that provide a broad spectrum of interventional and diagnostic radiology services. Besides keeping everyone on the same page, our Comprehensive Radiology All-Access Pass enables your team to earn the CEUs they need to stay credentialed.

Get essential interventional radiology coding education, anytime, anywhere. This powerful all-in-one solution is ideal for organizations that provide a broad spectrum of interventional radiology services. Besides keeping everyone on the same page, our Interventional Radiology All-Access Pass enables your team to earn the CEUs they need to stay credentialed.

Get essential diagnostic radiology coding education, anytime, anywhere. This powerful all-in-one solution is ideal for organizations that provide a broad spectrum of diagnostic radiology services plus nuclear medicine. Besides keeping everyone on the same page, our Diagnostic Radiology All-Access Pass enables your team to earn the CEUs they need to stay credentialed.

Providing instruction in coding for lower extremity angiography and interventions, this webcast will provide much-needed clarification and examples on angioplasty, atherectomy, infusion therapy and intravascular stenting procedures for both arterial and venous procedures.

An in-depth review of CPT coding for diagnostic and therapeutic dialysis circuit procedures, this webcast will answer common questions and address common coding errors with detailed explanations, tips, guidelines, and case examples.

Different physicians may describe the same IR procedures in vastly different ways—adding to the complexity and challenges inherent in IR coding and increasing the risk of noncompliance. Join us for this walk through of complex reports for nonvascular IR procedures, hand-picked to illustrate more difficult concepts or scenarios that may be unusual. The objective: increased confidence when deciphering complex reports, leading to increased organizational compliance and revenues.

Different physicians may describe the same IR procedures in vastly different ways—adding to the complexity and challenges inherent in IR coding and increasing the risk of noncompliance. Join us for this walk through of complex reports for vascular IR procedures, hand-picked to illustrate more difficult concepts, or scenarios that may be unusual. The objective: increased confidence when deciphering complex reports, leading to increased organizational compliance and revenues.

Don't miss this opportunity as Jeff Majchrzak walks through complex reports, expanding your knowledge and deciphering the multiple ways IR services are described – while applying those differences to code selection. At the end of this 2-part series, you'll walk away with actionable tips, and validation of current processes, to help you feel more confident coding complex IR procedures.