Wednesday, June 3

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.

Wednesday, June 10

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.

Thursday, June 11

There is an urgent need to improve coding knowledge and reduce industry-wide confusion for CPT coding of DNA and RNA based test procedures. This webcast will address the common questions related specifically to coding for COVID-19 testing, plus the larger issues at hand, helping you walk away confident in your overall coding and compliance for these tests.

Wednesday, July 15

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.

Wednesday, August 12

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.

Wednesday, September 9

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.

Thursday, September 17, and Friday, September 18
Denver, Colorado

Three of the country's most acclaimed subject matter experts converge for an unprecedented two-day workshop that tackles coding and documentation for some of the most challenging areas of medicine: interventional radiology, cardiac rhythm management/electrophysiology, contrast-enhanced ultrasound and nuclear medicine.

Wednesday, October 7

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.

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.

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.

Hydration therapy is a topic that, when it comes to coding and billing, has an endless supply of challenges and questions – not to mention compliance risks. Are your hydration charges fully supported? This webcast will ensure all staff are on the same page.

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

Problem areas with coding for CT and MR services are an all too common concern – due to the sheer volume of CT/MR services provided, even one seemingly small mistake can add up quickly with significant consequences. Among the top errors: combination CT/CTA and MRI/MRA studies at the same encounter, complete and compliant documentation for CTAs, and unbundling to name a few. Are you confident that all legitimate charges are being captured for CT/MR services? After this check-in with Jeff Majchrzak, BA, RCC, CIRCC you will be.

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.

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.