Description
Wound care services are common for diabetics and the coding is challenging. Join us as we dissect wound care reports and address the coding from both an ICD-10-CM and CPT perspective.
Objectives:
- Explore the disease process of diabetes and its impact on body systems
- Identify the different types of treatment utilized for diabetic ulcers
Presenter
Terri Reid, CCS, CCS-P, CDIP, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer
Terri comes to Haugen group with 25+ years of health information management experience in coding, auditing and education. She spent a number of years volunteering as an EMT and working in an Emergency Department before she transitioned into a career coding ED records. It wasn’t long before she was trained to code SDS and IP records eventually using her clinical background to help pioneer a concurrent query program at a level I trauma facility in the northeast. With the implementation of ICD-10, she helped develop coding protocols as well as provide education to physicians on the impact of their documentation. In addition to her HIM credentials (CDIP, CCS, CCS-P), Terri is also a certified paralegal and uses this knowledge to research and interpret various coding references in order to support coding advice. Her most frequently used auditing phrase is “There’s a Coding Clinic for that.” She is fascinated with new technology and loves to examine the etiology and impact of disease processes on the human body.
CE Credits
The CEUs will expire on July 31, 2024.
AHIMA
This webinar has been approved for 1 continuing education unit for use in fulfilling the continued education requirements of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). Granting prior approval from AHIMA does not constitute endorsement of the program content or its program sponsor.
- Domain: Data Structure, Content, and Information Governance
AAPC
This program has the prior approval of the American Academy for Professional Coders (AAPC) for 1 continuing education hour. Granting of prior approval in no way constitutes endorsement by AAPC of the program content or the program sponsor.
- Specialty CEUs:COC, CPC, CPC-P, CANPC, CASCC, CCC, CCVTC, CDEI, CDEO, CEDC, CEMC, CENTC, CFPC, CGIC, CGSC, CHONC, CIC, CIMC, COBGC, COPC, COSC, CPB, CPCD, CPEDC, CPMS, CPPM, CPRC, CRC, CSFAC, CUC
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too many case studies
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I enjoyed this webinar and learned so much from the presenter. I have not been coding E1*.69 with osteomyelitis. I will from now on. I wish I had caught this before. Thanks!
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zenie –
excellent webinar
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Spine CPT coding is always a good one!
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This was one of the best courses I’ve watched
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Elizabeth –
Terri really was knowledgeable about diabetic coding. I have coded for over 35 years and this was the best diabetic webinar I have heard.
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I think they are very good and have no feedback
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I learned that you can only code the site of a diabetic OM when the acuity is specified.
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I assumed that location of osteomyelitis to site could be coded when it is associated with DM w/osteomyelitis and coded it that way for more specific site. I tend to still feel that way but can see the point brought up in the webinar. Always check for further specifications to the depth of ulcers for more specific documentation on coding.
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Wonderful presentation! Thank you! I loved the movie theater analogy helping to explain diabetes – very helpful!
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Love the movie theater analogy
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I totally enjoy Terri’s teaching; I understand her, and her analogies are priceless : )
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Whenever I have to code ulcers related to diabetes (or not related), it always makes me think. I appreciate the reminders of additional codes that need to be added in some cases and the information about physiology/disease process. This is a complicated topic!
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I loved Terri’s teaching style-it was very helpful to me with the Anatomy & physiology portion followed by practical application. This webinar helped me to identify and pull out the appropriate diagnosis and procedures.
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excellent webinar
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Very informative. Loved the speaker.
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Very informative. Loved the speaker.
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Merla –
content very informative. Course was a good refresher course