C&M Meeting, Part II: Providers Urged to Comment on Proposals to CMS
The ICD-10 code set is growing, and feedback from the medical community on the changes is needed. This is the second piece in a series
The ICD-10 code set is growing, and feedback from the medical community on the changes is needed. This is the second piece in a series
Coders are encouraged to learn more about the clinical conditions associated with the patient encounters they are coding. As coders, we often struggle with assigning
The ICD-10 code set is growing, and feedback from the medical community on the changes is needed. This is the first in a series of
Amid confusion over New Technology codes, much attention was focused on partial knee joint replacements during the recent ICD-10 Coordination and Maintenance Committee meeting, March
Newly covered treatment offers promising relief for sufferers of condition tied to poor blood circulation in the legs. The main symptom of peripheral arterial disease
“Ebony and ivory live together in perfect harmony Side by side on my piano keyboard, oh Lord, why don’t we?”— Sir Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder,
Communication, collaboration, and coding exemplify the tone of last week’s C & M meeting. “Communication, collaboration, and coding” are three words that describe the March
Recently I reviewed a case that triggered an exposition. As a clinician, I am always trying to wrap my head around a coding-clinical disconnect in
Coding leadership routinely benefits from learning team members’ strengths and weaknesses and adjusting plans to match. I began working with Novant Health in 2011, when
The new classification is designed as a database and has up to 13 dimensions. The World Health Organization (WHO) will be releasing the 11th Revision
Official guidance on ICD-10-CM coding raises questions regarding how to document cardiac care. The first step in choosing the proper ICD-10-CM code is reading the
There are now five types of myocardial infarction (MI) code categories, and the author describes these new options and how they will impact reimbursement. For
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