$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 | Did you know that compliance programs for individual and small group physician practices shifted from voluntary to mandatory with the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)? Since 2010, all healthcare providers enrolling in Medicare or Medicaid have been required to establish, implement, and maintain an effective compliance program as a condition of participation. This educational session will guide learners through the Office of Inspector General’s (OIG) recommended framework for developing compliance programs in individual and small-group practices. The presentation will break down the essential elements of an effective program and help participants understand how these standards support ethical practice operations. According to the OIG, a strong compliance program not only reduces the risk of fraud and abuse but also supports physicians in submitting accurate, complete, and truthful claims. By adopting these best practices, providers can protect their organizations, ensure regulatory adherence, and promote a culture of integrity in healthcare delivery.

$119 | Every medical practice—regardless of size, specialty, or ownership—faces operational challenges that impact patient access, provider satisfaction, financial performance, and overall efficiency. Inefficient workflows, unclear roles, bottlenecks, and repetitive rework cost practices time, money, and morale. This one hour webinar introduces practical, actionable strategies for process improvement in a medical practice environment. Participants will learn foundational concepts such as workflow mapping, waste identification, root cause analysis, and standard work design. Real-world examples illuminate how small operational changes can yield significant improvements in patient throughput, revenue cycle performance, staff productivity, and patient satisfaction.

$119 |Understanding how your practice is performing requires more than reviewing reports—it requires knowing which metrics matter most. This webinar provides an overview of key performance indicators used to evaluate the financial, operational, and clinical health of a medical practice. Participants will learn how to assess performance, recognize warning signs, and use data to guide informed decisions and continuous improvement.

$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 | Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) plays a critical role in the financial health of a medical practice. This webinar will review best practices across the revenue cycle, from patient registration and coding to billing, collections, and reporting. Attendees will learn how to identify gaps, leverage key performance data, and implement strategies that improve efficiency, compliance, and revenue outcomes.

$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 | Effective reporting is essential for understanding practice performance, identifying risks and opportunities, and driving strategic decisions. This webinar will cover reporting best practices, including which reports to run, how often to run them, and why they matter. Participants will gain practical insights into using reports to monitor operations, improve performance, and support organizational goals.

$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.