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Book Detail
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E/M Office Visit Reference Guide, Third Edition
HCPro
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Previous ISBN (13): 9781645351771 Category: Coding / Reimbursement NOTE: THIS IS A NON-RETURNABLE ITEM
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Synopsis:
"The E/M Office Visit Reference Guide, Third Edition delivers a comprehensive overview of the E/M documentation guidelines and a clear, in-depth analysis of all updates and changes, including guidance on the medical decision-making (MDM) guidelines so that you can ensure accurate coding and billing.Use the E/M Office Visit Reference Guide, Third Edition to train staff, reduce the risk of miscoding and the denials and audits that may result, and lessen the disruption to a key revenue stream. Given the amount of reimbursement dollars tied to the E/M codes, a lack of readiness could spell financial disaster. E/M office visits account for 20% of total physician fee schedule charges. In 2018, practices gained $15.6 billion in payments from Medicare for the suite of E/M office visit codes 99201-99215.With the E/M Office Visit Reference Guide, Third Edition you can:Get a first look at the 2024 E/M fees.Take a deep dive into recent changes for facility-based coding.Ensure your coders are accurately selecting the correct level of service for E/M office visits with office and staff training tips, including separate breakout sections for coders and clinicians; audit safeguards; and more.Understand the level of medical decision- making or time for code selection with comprehensive coverage of MDM and time elements.Receive guidance from the AMA that you won't find in your CPT Manual.Get official CMS guidance on the E/M office visit documentation guidelines and detail the differences among regional Medicare administrative contractor (MAC) guidance.Take a look at how private payers are setting rules and releasing guidance.Review the ""pain points"" that are impacting practices and get solutions.Understand the differences between CPT and HCPCS prolonged services coding.Train clinicians with several dozen documentation scenarios that clearly illustrate how a coder/clinician should accurately select a Level 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 E/M code. The book will present
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