$79 |2026 Vascular Coding Update: Lower Extremity Revascularization, TEVAR, and More! Get ready—2026 ushers in a sweeping overhaul of vascular coding. The lower extremity revascularization code set for angioplasty, stenting, and atherectomy has been completely revamped, with 46 brand-new codes (yes, 46!) plus a dedicated set for distal interventions. These changes bring significant new coding and billing opportunities you won’t want to miss. But that’s not all—six new TEVAR codes are also on the horizon, including the long-awaited option for thoracic branch endograft (TBE) coding. Join Teri Romano, BSN, MBA, CMDP, a nationally recognized vascular coding expert and KZA consultant, as she breaks down these sweeping changes. As a faculty member of the Society for Vascular Surgery’s national coding course, Teri brings unmatched expertise to help you navigate this critical transition. This early, in-depth update will ensure you and your team are fully prepared when these changes take effect on January 1, 2026.

$99| This 1-hour course is designed for both seasoned and new Orthopedic coders and will encompass a review of the most common ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes for Sports Medicine, comparison of the most common Open vs. Arthroscopic CPT codes for Sports Medicine, and coding scenarios for correct reporting of Arthroscopic procedures. This course will also outline the various coding guidelines for Sports Medicine with CPT, AAOS and Medicare as well as a review of knee, shoulder, hip anatomy and terminology.

$99 |This 1-hour course is designed for both seasoned and new Orthopedic coders and will address when to bill revision vs. replacement CPT codes and appropriate modifier usage, updates to hip revision billing, new guidelines for drug delivery device usage in joint infections. Participants will also have an opportunity to work through hands-on case examples for hip, knee, and shoulder replacements.

$99| This session will explore coding for various Head and neck procedures, including thyroid procedures, neck dissections, glossectomies, thyroid nodules, and more. We will discuss coding issues and provide tips for successfully coding these services.

$29 | Pancreatectomy is a complex surgery. In this course, you will learn what is involved and how to code based on resection.

$59 | It's not the 90s, Evaluation and Management Coding is Easier Than You Think!

$99| Dive deep into the intricacies of Evaluation and Management (E/M) services with this comprehensive class focused on the critical aspects of time-based coding versus medical decision-making (MDM). This session is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and application of E/M coding guidelines. Through detailed lectures and tips, you'll gain the expertise needed to accurately document and code E/M services.

$99 | Knowledge is the Key to surviving a payor audit. Thorough and accurate documentation is essential to support all services billed. Healthcare providers must prioritize medical coding best practices to minimize errors and ensure compliance with coding guidelines. Failure to meet legal and regulatory standards in medical coding can result in costly audits for practices. With the increasing prevalence of healthcare fraud, Medicare, Medicaid, and private payors are paying closer attention to coding discrepancies. To avoid medical coding audits, practices must adhere to strict regulatory compliance and adopt best practices in coding. A good understanding of the type of audits, how to respond to an audit, and the steps to ensure compliance are essential for every medical practice.

$99|This presentation will cover the latest update on APP billing and CPT guidance on how to bill Direct, “Incident to” and Split/Shared services. There will be further discussion on billing and documentation requirements and what practices are doing today to leverage their APPs.

$99| Healthcare organizations utilize Artificial Intelligence in many forms: Natural Language Processing, Deep Language Learning, Machine Learning, and Generative Artificial Intelligence. The coder's role is changing to require an elevated level of expertise. While AI offers many advantages, such as increased efficiency and reduced error rates, it is unlikely to replace human medical coders completely. Instead, AI may help coders focus on more complex, nuanced tasks while improving overall productivity.