News Alert: ICD-11 Codes Released by WHO
Chuck Buck
June 19, 2018
A major shift in the reporting of transgender issues is at hand. They’re here, but it won’t be until sometime until after 2022 that the
A major shift in the reporting of transgender issues is at hand. They’re here, but it won’t be until sometime until after 2022 that the
There will be 392 new PCS codes; eight revision titles; and 216 deleted codes. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released and
She had chosen palliative care as the medical therapy. EDITOR’S NOTE: Former First Lady Barbara Bush died Tuesday at age 92 at her home in
Healthcare billing professional operating in storm-torn territory details unique challenges left behind by Hurricane Maria. It was an unusual sight for any hospital in any
The American Medical Association (AMA) released new current procedural terminology (CPT®) codes during its 2018 CPT and RBRVS symposium held in Chicago Nov. 15-17. Significant
Using the phrase “Hx of” and substituting “F/U of” will make a difference to the risk profile of outpatient providers. Lately I have been getting
Puerto Rico hospitals continue to struggle in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Reporting that only nine of 61 hospitals in Puerto Rico have electric power,
EDITOR’S NOTE: At this hour Laurie Johnson is at the Fort Lauderdale Airport awaiting a Southwest Airline flight that is expected to return her tonight
Today my thoughts go out to the people of Texas, especially the first responders and caregivers and all of those being impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
Important news recently came from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) with the earlier-than-expected July 13 release of the Outpatient Prospective System (OPPS)
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