June 5, 2026
Recorded September 25th, 2024
Guest Presenter Pam Warren of MaineHealth
The OIG identifies seven elements of an effective Compliance Plan. One of them is conducting internal monitoring and auditing. This presentation will look at what to audit, how to evaluate risk, how to set up your audit process, and how to report your results.
As you read this article, it will be helpful if you have the ICD-10-CM book in front of you. You can download a pdf copy here. And even if you don’t download the entire book, download the Official Guidelines instead. There are four cooperating parties to ICD-10-CM. They publish and update the official guidelines for […]
E/M elements for MDM There are three elements in medical decision-making and this article describes the first of three When selecting a level of service based on medical decision-making two of the three elements are required CPT® has developed definitions for many of the components in the MDM chart. The examples listed in the definitions […]
The third element of MDM: risk of complications and/or morbidity or mortality of patient management at the encounter Coding for E/M Services There are three elements in medical decision-making and this article describes the third, the risk of complications and/or morbidity or mortality related to patient management When selecting a level of service based on […]
Recorded August 15th, 2024
1 CEU expires 8/30/26
Guest Presenters Cheryl Krusch and Natalie Laaman of BerryDunn
This webinar reviews essential documentation requirements and coding standards, describes common denial reasons, and provides proactive steps to mitigate risk effectively. Elevate your practice’s compliance standards and ensure proper documentation and coding for revenue integrity.
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