$119 | This comprehensive course provides medical coders, billers, compliance professionals, and healthcare administrators with an in-depth understanding of the changes to the CPT code set effective January 1, 2027. This course ensures participants are fully prepared for the implementation of these critical updates.

$119 | Coding and auditing professionals, along with providers, often face situations where CPT guidance does not fully address real-world clinical scenarios. These gray areas can create uncertainty, leading to inconsistent code selection, compliance risk, and audit exposure. This webinar offers a structured approach to resolving ambiguity by applying a hierarchy of coding authority, leveraging official resources, and developing internal policies that support defensible decisions. We’ll discuss strategies for collaborating with providers to clarify documentation, review best practices for handling unlisted codes, and explore methods for selecting comparable codes when guidance is limited. Attendees will gain practical tools to standardize processes, reduce variability, and strengthen compliance across their organization, whether you’re documenting, coding, or auditing.

$119 | This comprehensive module provides healthcare billing professionals, practice managers, and clinical staff with essential knowledge about Medicare billing requirements for Physician Assistants (PAs), Nurse Practitioners (NPs), and Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS). The course addresses the three primary billing methodologies recognized by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS): Incident-to billing, Direct billing, and Split/Shared billing. Participants will learn to distinguish between CMS and American Medical Association (AMA) CPT guidelines, understand place-of-service restrictions, and apply appropriate billing methods based on clinical scenarios. The module emphasizes compliance with Medicare regulations, state scope-of-practice requirements, and proper use of modifiers, particularly the FS modifier for split/shared visits.

$119 | This course provides medical coders, billers, physicians, and compliance professionals with an in-depth understanding of the most frequently used and commonly misunderstood modifier in medical coding: Modifier 25. Participants will gain clarity on when and how to appropriately apply this modifier in relation to the global surgical package, compliance and coding. Through detailed explanations, real-world case studies, and practical scenarios, learners will develop the skills necessary to accurately identify when additional E/M work is significant enough to warrant separate billing, understand the preoperative evaluation time built into procedure codes, and avoid common pitfalls that lead to claim denials. The course addresses both CPT and Medicare guidelines, highlighting critical differences and payor-specific requirements.

$119|Learn how to apply Modifier 59 and its related X modifiers with confidence. This course breaks down compliance rules and documentation requirements to help you reduce denials, avoid audits, and ensure accurate reimbursement.

$119|This course provides healthcare professionals, coders, and billing specialists with a comprehensive understanding of the global surgical package and the global period.

$119 | This critical course provides healthcare professionals with comprehensive knowledge of documentation pitfalls that directly impact reimbursement and regulatory compliance. Unlike general coding courses, this program focuses specifically on the documentation errors that lead to claim denials, payment recoupment, audit findings, and CMS compliance violations. Participants will learn to identify and avoid the most common documentation failures. The course examines how inadequate, inconsistent, or improper documentation triggers automatic denials, medical necessity reviews, Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) audits, and potential False Claims Act violations. Learners will develop practical strategies to implement in their organizations, including baseline audits, concurrent documentation review, provider education programs, and systematic monitoring of denial patterns. The course equips participants to lead documentation improvement initiatives that protect revenue integrity while maintaining strict regulatory compliance.

$119| Join us for an essential overview of Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) tailored specifically for physician practices. This session will explore the fundamental principles and practical strategies that help healthcare providers create more accurate, complete, and compliant clinical documentation. Participants will learn how effective CDI practices can enhance patient care quality, ensure proper reimbursement, reduce compliance risks, and improve communication across the care team. We'll cover key documentation elements, common pitfalls to avoid, and actionable techniques that physicians can implement immediately to strengthen their documentation processes. Whether you're new to CDI concepts or looking to refine your practice's approach, this webinar will provide the knowledge and tools needed to elevate your clinical documentation standards while maintaining efficiency in your daily workflow.

$119|Virtual care is experiencing a surge in healthcare, which started during the Public Health Emergency. There is so much buzz about the Remote Therapeutic Management CPT codes. But how do they differ from the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) codes? With significant growth in the virtual patient sector, it is essential to explore technological advancements for practitioners seeking to build or expand their own remote patient monitoring programs and enhance patient care for the patients they serve. Many practices are confused as to what the difference is between RPM and RTM? Both methods enable the secure measurement and transmission of vital data to the practitioner, allowing them to manage the patient’s health in coordination with their care plan. This session will include an understanding of the difference between RPM and RTM. Technology requirements, as well as the required transmitted information, will be covered along with acceptable communication methods with the patient. This session will also cover the appropriate CPT codes along with CMS reimbursement for these services including new codes in 2026.

$99 | This comprehensive continuing education course provides medical coding professionals with in-depth instruction on Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) coding for orthopaedic trauma procedures. Participants will gain mastery of coding principles, guidelines, and best practices specific to trauma-related musculoskeletal procedures, including fracture treatment, hardware management, wound care, and complex reconstructive procedures. Through a combination of didactic instruction, real-world case studies, and practical coding exercises, learners will develop the skills necessary to accurately code orthopaedic trauma procedures while ensuring compliance with CPT, NCCI (National Correct Coding Initiative), and payer-specific guidelines. This course addresses common coding challenges, documentation requirements, and modifier usage to optimize both coding accuracy and appropriate reimbursement.