The reporting of health care diagnoses and procedures for primary care physicians will be changing on October 1, 2015, switching from roughly 14,000 ICD-9-CM codes to over 69,000 ICD-10-CM codes. This role-base training session, designed specifically for primary care setups, will provide specific implementation guidelines and best practices to ensure the transition is smooth and that you are compliant and ready for ICD-10 rollout. You will learn the practical tools needed to create and carry out an ICD-10 implementation plan for your practice to improve physician documentation; you will also learn coding and reimbursement tools to minimize rejected claims, along with new coding/billing guidelines. This training is a 3-part series that is designed for physicians, nurses and other clinical staff, practice managers and administrators, coders, billers, auditors, and other administrative staff such as front desk clerks. Learn best practices and strategies to get started and heading in the right direction. Prepare your practice today to handle the upcoming changes by attending this training session.

Physicians,Nurses, and Other Clinical Staff

• Includes Starter Package
• Documentation Guidance
• Changes for Clinical Staff

Course Duration: 75-mintue plus 15-minute Q & A

What You’ll Learn:

• ICD-10 Format and Structure
• Family Practice Specific Changes
• Coding and Billing Guidelines
• Auditing Policies and Procedures
• Reimbursement Management
• Implementation Best Practices

What You’ll Get:

• Unlimited Online Access to the Course for a Year
• Certificate of Completion
• Course Material in PDF Format
• Cheat sheet
• Optional Implementation Consulting