ICD-10-CM Coding Update

Join us for a practical review of the ICD-10-CM updates that will impact claims, compliance, and reimbursement effective October 1, 2026.

Learn what practices need to know about 1CD-10-CM code set changes to stay compliant and be paid correctly. Walk through a review of coding guidelines and be informed of the latest changes to the code set. The FY 2027 update affects coding of many common conditions seen in primary care and specialty practices. New and revised codes provide greater specificity for metastatic cancers, blood disorders, liver disease, plantar fasciitis, sinusitis, BMI reporting, and other frequently reported diagnoses.

What You'll Learn

Review FY 2027 code additions, revisions, and deletions
Understand the coding guidelines and identify common affected diagnoses
Learn documentation tips to support accurate code selection and medical necessity
Recognize areas where EHR templates, charge tickets, encounter forms, and workflows may require updates
Prepare for payer implementation and reduce claim delays related to coding changes

Continuing Education:
3 PMI CEU(s)

Improve Revenue with HCC Coding

The CMS Risk Adjustment Model includes almost 80 Hierarchical Coding Conditions (HCC) categories of chronic illnesses with thousands of diagnosis codes. These HCC codes impact physician reimbursement through the RAF score which affects every physician's reimbursement no matter what CPT code is billed.

The instructor will review an HCC Quick Reference Guide, M.E.A.T. guidelines, teach participants about the Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF), and share coding strategies for success.

Participants will learn:

the concepts of risk-adjusted diagnosis coding
how coding to the greatest level of specificity changes your reimbursement
why the accurate reporting of the severity of illness is so important

Continuing Education:
3 PMI CEU(s)

Program Name	Program Date	Course ID
Other programs coming up in GRAND ISLAND
ICD-10-CM Coding Update	9/23/2026	26428-0923

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ICD-10-CM Coding Update

Improve Revenue with HCC Coding

Other programs coming up in GRAND ISLAND