** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to research subsequent official guidance in the areas associated with the topic as they can change rapidly.

Webinar Q&A: Diabetes and Wound Care

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Diabetes and Wound Care.** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to researchsubsequent official guidance in the areas...

Webinar Q&A: Radiology Oncology Revisited

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Radiology Oncology Revisited. ** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to research subsequent official guidance in...

Webinar Q&A: Assessing Depth: Biopsy Procedures

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Assessing Depth: Biopsy Procedures.** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to researchsubsequent official guidance...

Using the Guidelines to Guide Your Biopsy Coding

Choosing the correct biopsy code can be a difficult task. Even determining whether a procedure is actually a biopsy at all can be a challenge. If you have seen your fair share of integumentary procedure notes, you know that getting to the correct code can be tough. We...

Webinar Q&A: Defining Detachment

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Defining Detachment. ** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to research subsequent official guidance in the areas...

Webinar Q&A: Introducing Radiology Oncology

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Introducing Radiology Oncology.** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to researchsubsequent official guidance in...

Renovating Your Release of Information Program

Publication: For the Record

In the United States, 14 states and the District of Columbia currently allow individuals to choose a third gender option—specifically, the nonbinary gender marker X—on state-issued birth certificates. The nonbinary designation includes “any person who does not identify with a gender that falls within the traditional male/female or man/woman category” as well as intersex individuals. Hear from CEO, Mary Beth Haugen, on this situation and the discrepancies that it is causing for patient matching. | Read More.

Breaking Down the Process of Care for Radiology Oncology

If you are new to radiation oncology, the process of care, CPT code reporting, and documentation requirements can be overwhelming. Patients who receive radiation therapy typically follow a general process of care beginning with an initial visit with the radiation...

Webinar Q&A: Coding for Pain Management

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Pain Points: Coding for Pain Management.** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to researchsubsequent official...

Webinar Q&A: Investigating Injections & Infusions

This page addresses follow-up questions and additional information pertinent to our webinar Investigating Injections & Infusions.** The coding information and guidance are valid at the time of publishing. Learners are encouraged to researchsubsequent official...

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