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

From this session, you'll learn how to determine the correct drug administration codes for infusions provided in the emergency and outpatient infusion departments, as well as how to make certain your code assignments and charges are fully supported in the documentation.

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.

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.

Gain an understanding of common issues surrounding CT, CTA, MRI and MRA procedures such as coding and documentation rules for combined procedures (i.e. MRI and MRA), documentation required for CTA services, and when it's appropriate to charge for 3D post-processing.

A detailed walk through CPT coding for dialysis circuit procedures, grafts, fistulas, and shunts, this webcast will answer common questions and address common coding errors with detailed explanations, tips, guidelines, and case examples.

Providing instruction in coding for abdominal angiography and interventions, encompassing both venous and arterial procedures.

Providing the foundation for interventional radiology, this webcast is an opportunity to get grounded in a broad range of coding basics.

What makes our Interventional Radiology Coding Series, presented by Jeff Majchrzak, among our most popular webcasts year after year? When we asked customers who attended the 2017 sessions what they liked best, we got a lot of different answers.

Still struggling with documentation, coding and billing for molecular pathology, drug-of-abuse testing and other services under the clinical laboratory/pathology umbrella? Unfortunately, 2018 promises to ratchet up your challenges.

Every year radiology coding becomes more complicated, and every year hospitals and physician offices turn to Majchrzak for proven insights and guidance. For 2018 you'll definitely want to tap into Jeff's expertise, especially with the continuing trend toward code bundling.

Listen to nationally renowned coding expert, Donna Richmond as she walks you through the state of the industry for current nuclear medicine coding, coverage polices, and payment changes that can impact your bottom line.

Is "infusion confusion" still causing headaches for your hospital? Is overcharging putting you at a high risk for payment recoupments and penalties? Let us help you make 2018 the year you finally resolve your chronic issues.

Expect increased difficulty and confusion with cardiology coding in 2018 — and elevated payer expectations when it comes to the proper application of coding guidelines, documentation requirements and modifier assignments. Many of your peers have discovered the ideal antidote: 90 minutes with our cardiology coding, billing and compliance expert.

In 2018, auditors will be taking a hard look at respiratory therapy/pulmonary function testing claims, looking for incorrect coding and missing documentation. While payment denials and recoupments will be widespread, you can take action to reduce your risks and protect your revenue stream.