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Clear up EOB Confusion

Remember: An EOB is not a bill. Working in the healthcare field, you know that acronyms are a part of your daily life. From the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA); to local coverage determinations (LCDs); to relative value units (RVUs) — as a coder, you are constantly bombarded by acronyms. It’s common for one…
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4 Common Myths on Reporting Heart Failure Dx Codes
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What Makes A New Patient “New”?

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New PT CPT Codes for 2017
CPT® 2017 has a few expanded codes for physical therapy evaluations and follow-up exams. These codes are in effect for dates of service starting January 1, 2017. 97001 to be replaced by three codes in 2017: These new codes will add more specificity and details regarding the scope of the evaluation and states that it…
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Last Chance to get Medisoft V21 in 2016!
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It’s the holiday season….time to spread the Flu!
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Other changes for 2014
With all the chatter going on with ICD-10, I thought it appropriate to write something that doesn’t revolve around ICD-10. There are changes in Meaningful Use stage 1, and new criteria for Stage 2 Meaningful Use, Clinical Quality Measures and PQRS. Happy reading! If you have attested for at least 2 years for stage 1 meaningful use,…
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ICD-10 Walking Through the Workflow
With less than a year to go until the ICD-10 code set implementation deadline, physician practices should be pursuing a comprehensive plan designed to ensure a smooth coding transition with minimal cash flow disruption. A key step in any ICD-10-CM transition strategy is to conduct a detailed assessment of existing workflows and processes to determine…