$175|Overview of the structure of ICD-10-CM with the conventions and general coding guidelines and overview of the chapter-specific guidelines for Orthopaedics (Ch.13 and Ch.19).

$262.50| This webinar will cover the elements for selecting a level of service based on Medical Decision Making or time. In addition, we will review changes for Office/Outpatient and Hospital observation billing and a review of E/M modifiers to ensure they are properly applied to receive accurate reimbursement.” Orthopaedic.

$50 | This course is designed to help attendees understand the Global Surgical Package guidelines, what is included and excluded, and the differences pertaining to CPT, AAOS Global Service Data, and Medicare NCCI.

$159 | Understand the difference between RPM and RTM.

$497 | Get all three courses in one convenient bundle!

$199 | 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.

$100 | In this 45-minute on-demand course, we will discuss the Medicare basics that you need to know!

$199 | This one and a half hour course is designed for both seasoned and new Orthopedic coders and will encompass a review of updated definitions and guidelines for closed, open, and percutaneous fracture care treatment, itemized vs. global reporting for non-manipulative treatment of fractures, global surgical package guidelines for fractures, NCCI guidelines and fractures, updated AAOS guidance for hardware removal and negative pressure wound therapy, and debridement and active wound care management guidelines.

$199 | 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.