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Free E&M coding grids, developed by PMI for accurate selection of E&M level of service codes.
- Save time when you learn how to use the symbols, abbreviations and punctuation landmarks.
- Follow the correct steps in coding for both volumes I and II along with special instructions for 4th and 5th digits.
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Course Agenda:
- Tools needed to aid with coding diagnosis
- Explanation of ICD-9-CM Vols. I & II chapters and format
- Understanding book symbols, punctuation and abbreviations
- How diagnostic coding fits into the reimbursement equation
- Basic coding principles defined
- Working with the ICD-9 appendices
- Classification of diseases and injuries
- Coding for an unsubstantiated diagnosis
- Using chapter 16 to code difficult “rule out” situations
- Medicare's correct coding guidelines
- Hands-on exercises to help you master challenging coding issues
- Coding for adverse effects, HIV/AIDS, neoplasms, and diabetes
- Coding injuries appropriately
- Usage of supplementary classification codes: V&E
- Signs, symptoms and ill-defined conditions
- Coding for late effects, pregnancy and childbirth
- Coding diseases and conditions using correct Medicare guidelines
Classroom Presentation:
Take a comprehensive look at the guidelines for proper ICD-9-CM coding, including rules as set forth by Medicare. Students will receive a detailed overview of ICD-9-CM Vols. I & II coding book. Lessons include in-class discussion and workbook exercises.
Who Should Attend:
New coding personnel or those in need of a refresher will benefit from this physician services coding program. This skill-building course is ideal for medical professionals with no formal coding training, or anyone seeking training in accordance with a compliance plan.
Course Materials:
A course manual will be provided to each participant. Students must bring a current copy of ICD-9-CM Vols. I & II to this class. This reference may be purchased at the pmiMD.com Bookstore or by calling 800-259-5562.
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Schedule as of 7/4/2008
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