$149 | This on demand webinar will address current and new coding guidelines affecting allergist/immunologists. This session will cover coding for Allergy testing and immunotherapy along with Medically Unlikely edits for these procedures. In addition, this session will address correct coding and documentation for Oral Food Challenge and Oral Immunotherapy (OIT). Modifier 25 with an Evaluation and Management Service on the same day as allergy testing/immunotherapy and its impact on allergist/immunologists will be discussed.

$350|Evaluation and Management Services (E/M) are commonly reported in office and hospital settings in Otolaryngology. It is important to understand the guidelines, including when to use medical decision making and when to report time. In addition, this workshop will cover E/M Modifiers and Advanced Practice Providers

$175| Coding used for injections; infusions and chemotherapy is quite challenging for most people, part of what makes it super challenging is the complex, hard to follow notes; strict regulations of use and various unique payer policies. It is important to have a good understanding of coding and billing the appropriate CPT, HCPCS codes and drugs for infusions and chemotherapy services in both the outpatient hospital, clinic or infusion center. It is also important what is covered for home infusion therapy which is a fairly new concept in providing home infusion and chemotherapy administration services to cancer patients. This session will take a closer look at the complexities of coding infusion and chemotherapy services as well as code assignment for drug administered.

$199 | Appending modifier 25 (Significant, Separately Identifiable Evaluation and Management Service by the Same Physician or Other Qualified Health Care Professional on the Same Day of the Procedure or Other Service) to an Evaluation and Management (E/M) code, when also billing a minor procedure on the same day, typically results in payment for both services – the reward. But is it correct?

$199 | Coding wound repairs can be challenging. There are many variables that come into play when choosing the appropriate procedure codes and modifiers.