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Calling all medical coding professionals, CDI and auditors, it’s that time again! Join us as we take a deep dive on all updates related to the Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting for fiscal year 2025. Together, we will be evaluating all affected diagnosis codes which includes additions, deletions and revisions. Knowledge is power so let’s be proactive and review our updated guidelines to ensure quality reporting, accuracy, compliance and proper reimbursement. Webinar Objectives Review the changes to the Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting FY 2025 Know diagnosis codes that were deleted, added and revised in each affected chapter Understand documentation best practices in impacted diagnosis codes Questions and Answers Who Should Attend HIM Coding Directors, Managers, Supervisors Hospital Coding Staff Clinical Documentation Improvement Management and Staff Reimbursement Specialists Coding Compliance Management and Staff Auditors and Educators
ICD-10-CM updates for 2025 will become effective on October 1, 2024. These updates will include several guideline changes as well as multiple updates & additions to the specific chapters. This webinar will discuss the new guidelines as well as specific code categories in which you need to be alert to changes that may impact your code selection. All chapters will be included to ensure your specialty is covered. It is important that you be proactive and prepared when submitting your claims with discharge dates of October 1. Missed update information may cause a processing & reimbursement delay. Webinar’s Goals Be aware of guideline changes Learn about chapter specific additions & updates Ensure you are prepared with new code information Align with your software vendors to implement any necessary changes Target Audience Revenue Cycle Managers & staff Billers Coders Clinical Documentation Staff Finance Managers Denial Management Staff Physicians Mid Level Providers Claims Follow Up Staff
In addition to finalizing payment rates, the 2024 Final Rule includes promoting health equity, expanding access to behavioral health, improving transparency and promoting safe, effective and patient-centered care. The following areas will be covered in this webinar: Updates to OPPS & ASC Payment Rates Intensive Outpatient Program Scope of Benefits for Intensive Outpatient Program Physician Certification & Plan of Treatment Requirements Intensive Outpatient Program Payment Rates & Policies Opioid Treatment Program Settings Partial Hospitalization Program Changes to Community Mental Health Centers Conditions of Participation Remote Mental Health Services Payment for Dental Services Rural Emergency Hospitals Transitional Pass-Through Payment for Devices OPPS Payment for Dtrugs Acquired Through 340B Program Webinar’s Goals Provide clarity of Final Rule content and effects on your provision of services Advances Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ commitment to strengthening Medicare Changes that will help address health inequities Use of lessons learned from COVID-19 PHE to inform approach to quality measures Target Audience Physicians Practice managers Medical assistants Nurses Compliance staff Billers Coders Revenue Cycle Risk Management Charge entry staff Finance Staff Therapists
Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) must comply with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Conditions of Participation located in Appendix W in the manual. This eight-part webinar series will cover the CAH CoP manual. There were changes and new regulations for CAHs in 2020, including a change to all the tag numbers, some which do not include Interpretive Guidelines or Survey Procedures. Changes include infection prevention and control and antibiotic stewardship, QAPI and Swing Bed changes. This seminar will help CAHs comply with specific CoP problem areas, such as nursing care plans, necessary policies and procedures, medication administration and drug storage, and informed consent to name a few. Part Two of Eight: Emergency Services, Staffing and Responsibilities, Provision of Services, Emergency Procedures and EMTALA Objectives Describe staffing requirements and supervision Recall the required14 emergency department written policies that must be present Describe that CMS has a list of emergency drugs and equipment every CAH must have Recall that a CAH must comply with EMTALA requirements Emergency Services 14 Emergency department policies ED staffing Equipment, Supplies, and Medication Blood and Blood Products Staffing/Personnel Coordination with Emergency Response Systems Staffing and Responsibilities Staffing and responsibilities Physician supervision Transfer of patient Patient admissions Provision of Services Patient care policies Scope of services Emergency medical services Medical management Diagnostic and therapeutic services Supplies Outpatient services Outpatient director Inpatient services Census and Ensuring compliance EMTALA Physician lists Central log Medical Screening examination Admit or transfer Appendix and Resources
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