Your work directly affects radiology revenue and compliance — which means you work in one of the highest risk areas of medicine. Radiology has suffered during the pandemic with a drastic loss in service volumes occurring across the nation making every reimbursement dollar even more valuable. 2023 coding changes, confusing regulatory rules, and documentation guidelines could spell peril and increase the risk of payment denials and penalties while making your facility more vulnerable to auditor take backs. The importance of clear, accurate guidance has never been greater!
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With the pandemic creating financial challenges for many operations and the great resignation weakening the knowledge of staff, every coding reimbursement dollar counts. Nuclear medicine has been bombarded with a host of denials as coders continue to struggle with coding changes for planar, SPECT, SPECT/CT, and myocardial PET scans as well as the ever-changing NCCI edits. This session will address the biggest recurring challenges in nuclear medicine/PET coding and billing, plus must-know 2023 changes, such as expected changes to NCDs for PET procedures, potential deep cuts to reimbursement rates and new NCCI guidelines for PET/CT scans when CTs are read separately.
Get grounded in the unique CPT®/HCPCS coding and documentation rules for various diagnostic radiology modalities, including nuclear medicine. As a bonus, you can download documentation templates discussed in this webcast at no extra charge.
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