In the world of medical billing, few things are as frustrating as seeing your claim denied.
Many physicians practices merely accept this as a part of doing business. Coders that attend our
In-House Comprehensive Coding, Billing,
and Reimbursement seminar will sharpen their ability to find the correct billing codes as well as other tools that will help
reduce the number of claims denied. While no person or company can guarantee to eliminate the number of insurance claims denied,
people who have taken our class report an obvious reduction in lost revenue due to medical billing and claims issues or errors.
The seminar is taught in a manner comfortable for everyone from receptionist to physician by
Jetton Torix. Ms Torix has over 15 years experience working in the industry and educating thousands of health care
professionals. If you or your staff could use some help with medical billing and claims or merely need a refresher and update
of the latest changes to ICD-9 and CPT guidelines this seminar may be exactly what you are looking for.
Besides a thorough review of ICD-9 and CPT guidelines, you will also review E/M (Evaluation &
Management) guidelines including: required documentation, proper use of consultation codes, critical care codes, V codes,
neoplasm table, modifiers, and more.
Documentation is a vital piece of every patient’s
chart. Mrs. Torix will: show you how to better understand documentation guidelines, help your practice avoid “assumption
coding”, identify missing documentation, and help your staff better read medical records and reports.
Are your office’s policies and procedures up to date? Do you perform self audits? Are you
prepared to deal with denials when they occur? In addition to covering these topics, you will also learn more about: fee
schedules, financial liability waivers, ABNs (Advanced Beneficiary Notification), error checking, and other office procedures
you should be sure to include in your practice.
Find out how we can help your office become more successful.
Call Toll Free: 1-888-838-KNOW (5669)
