• ISMA Annual Coding SymposiumFeb. 28 - March 1
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - AnesthesiologyApril 10-12, 17-18, May 8-10, 15-16
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - Fam. Practice/PedsApril 10-12, 17-18, May 8-10, 15-16
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - Internal MedicineApril 10-12, 17-18, May 8-10, 15-16
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - OBGYNApril 10-12, 17-18, May 8-10, 15-16
• Bloodborne Pathogens/OSHAApril 19
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - CardiologyApril 19, May 1-2, 17, June 5-6
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - GastroenterologyApril 19, May 1-2, 17, June 5-6
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - OrthopaedicsApril 19, May 1-2, 17, June 5-6
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - RadiologyApril 19, May 1-2, 17, June 5-6
• Basic CPT Coding (Two days)April 24-25
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - Emergency MedicineMay 3
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - OpthalmologyMay 3
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - General SurgeryMay 3, June 7
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - Urology May 3, June 7
• Anatomy & Physiology/Office StaffMay 9, June 20
• E/M Coding for PhysiciansMay 12, June 16, Aug. 4
• Intermediate CPT CodingMay 22
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - NeurologyJune 7
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - OtolaryngologyJune 7, 20
• Commercial Payer ForumJune 8
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - NephrologyJune 19
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - PathologyJune 19
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - DermatologyJune 19, 20
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - PsychiatryJune 19, 20
• ICD-10-CM/Phys. - NeurosurgeryJune 20
• ICD-9 CodingJune 21
• E/M, ABN & Self-Audit for Office StaffJuly 11, 12,18, Oct. 25
• ICD-10-CM/Staff - Getting started phase 2Sept. 11-13, Oct. 9-11, 17-18, 24-25
• Compliance and Medical RecordsNov. 15
• Coding & Medicare Updates for 2013Dec. 5 - 13
• Providing Medicare Preventive Services as Recommended by the ACA (archive)
• Effective screening for domestic violence (archive)

E/M Coding for Physicians

"If it isn't documented, it hasn't been done," so the saying goes. Does your chart documentation match the code billed to the insurance company? Do you realize most office visits are under-coded and under-documented? Accurate coding and careful documentation are a must to ensure correct reimbursement and protection from an audit.

You'll use case examples and hands-on exercises to demonstrate concepts. The experience will remove some stress and ensure appropriate reimbursement for the care delivered. You'll go home with a manual and a cheat sheet with the requirements for each level of service.

Following this program, you should be able to:

• Recognize both the 1995 and 1997 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) guidelines
• Distinguish elements of the key components of history, examination and medical decision making
• Relate documentation requirements for hospital coding, emergency room consultations and office visits

Included with presentation: manual, cheat sheet and breakfast.

*Register up to two weeks early and get a $20 discount.