• The OIG 2017 Workplan - Risk Areas for Everyone
• Preventing Embezzlement in your Practice
• What's Happening with DME in 2017?
• Current Trends in Arthroscopic Surgery
• Ophthalmology Updates and Coding Tips
• Foundations in Anesthesia Practice
• The 7 Deadly Sins of HIPAA
• Transitional Care: Starting with the Basics & Buildinga Successful Model

• Audit Scope and Selection
• 10 Most Common Questions from OB Coders
• 2017 Updates to CMS’ Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System
• Trump Care – What Impact Donald Trump MayHave on Healthcare’s Future
• Data Collection on Global Surgery Services (as Mandated by MACRA)
• More Titles to come

• Co-Surgery Guidelines for Spine Surgery
• The Move from Fee-for-Service to Paying for Quality and Value
• Your Skin in Ten
• Auditing for PATH Guidelines
• IPF PPS - How Do We Get Reimbursed Anyway?
• Telemedicine: Here's theNumber, So Code it Maybe
• Review of 2016 OIG Workplan
• Risk Analysis vs. Forensic Auditing
• Coding for Psychology

• Effective Communication Skills
• 2017 Updates for ICD-10-CM
• DME: Do You Have the Right Documentation to Support Necessity?
• Special Presentation and Coding Tool: Crash Course in Medical Necessity for E/M Coders
• The Cost of Coding Mistakes
• Empathy and Boundaries, Challenges in Healthcare
• Administering the Proper Coding of Infusions and Injections
• CDI - What's Missing and How to Communicate that With Your Provider(s)

• A&P Series; Respiratory System
• Two-Midnight Rule: Where Are We Now?
• So, You've Received a Subpoena from the OIG...
• Coding and Billing for FootCare
• Physician Code Selection in Office EHRs - Ensure Compliant, Concise and Correct Coding of Services
• Inpatient E/M Coding:Initial vs. Subsequent, Consults, and Shared Visits
• Incident-To, Locum Tenans, Reciprocal Billing
• Secrets of Successful Coders

• Radiation Oncology:Coding From Both Sides of Treatment
• Documentation 101 -Signatures, Signature Logs,Cloning
• Risk Adjustment Coding in the Provider Office
• Provider Communication
• Creating an Effective Process to Handle Denials
• Medicare Preventive/Screening Services: Lost Opportunities
• Provider-Based Billing and the New Place of Service
• Managing Challenging Patients

Diagnostic Training

• Commonly Coded in General Surgery
• Documentation Issues in General Surgery
• Coding of Neoplasms for General Surgery
• Cardiovascular Coding for General Surgery
• Diagnostic Hands-on Cases

Procedural Training

• E/M Specialty Production Coding
• CPT Coding for General Surgery
• Top Ten Missed Concepts for Specialty
• Procedural Hands-on Coding Cases

E/M training covers how to break down E/M leveling into manageable steps, Examples of E/M services in multiple locations, evaluate the difference and the impact of the 1995 and 1997 guidelines, shows specialty-specific documentation for E/M in multiple specialties including Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/Gyn, Emergency Department, Cardiovascular and Orthopedics.

Training Includes:

• 10 hours of training, including online lectures,online reading materials, and quizzes
• 14 modules to walk you through codingevaluation and management services, step-by-step
• Approval for 10 CEUs upon successfulcompletion (excluding CPCO, CIRCC, CASCC, &CPPM)
• Access available for one (1) year frompurchase date

This four-module course will teach you the basics in Wound Care. In this course, you will learn the following:

Training Includes:

• Module 1: General/Foundational/Basics
• Module 2: Acute Wounds
• Module 3: Chronic Wounds
• Module 4: Ulcers

This beginner-learning path provides the learner with basic instruction about the use of ICD-10-CM. This learning path will provide an overview of each chapter in the ICD-10-CM codebook.

• Introduction to ICD-10-CM
• ICD-10-CM Coding Chapters 1-11
• ICD-10-CM Coding Chapters 12-21

This learning path provides the learner with basic instruction about the use of the CPT coding system. This beginner-learning path will provide an overview of each chapter in the CPT code book.

• 2017 Introduction to CPT
• 2017 Introduction to HCPCS
• 2017 Global Surgical Package & Modifiers

Due to the clinical nature of ICD-10-CM, a strong understanding or experience in anatomy and physiology is required. AAPC’s ICD-10 Anatomy and Pathophysiology training covers all body systems in 14 modules. The curriculum blends online multimedia presentations with downloadable manuals and evaluation quizzes to ensure your comprehension of the material

• Prepares for increased clinicalspecificity requirements of ICD-10-CM
• Advanced anatomy andpathophysiology training
• Teaches how to identify theappropriate diagnosis or condition
• Covers key areas of challenge posed inICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS
• Select individual modules or the entireseries
• Up to 14 Hours (14 CEUs)

The specificity of ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS requires a more in-depth understanding of anatomy and pathophysiology (A&P). Understanding the structure of the body will assist in finding the correct table to build an ICD-10-PCS code. This course will discuss specific common chronic conditions that will be encountered most often in a practice that also drive quality measures. As payment models shift it is important for coders to have a greater knowledge of clinical conditions. Because ICD-10 has such higher clinical specificity coders must take their skills to a higher level.

14 CEUs (14 hours at your own pace):

• Downloadable manual
• Interactive learning
• Solutions to tough coding cases
• Hands-on exercises with real-worldcoding cases

This one-day advanced training (8 CEUs) will take your ICD-10-CM coding skills to a higher level. It’s a great way to raise productivity and to refresh skills. Understanding the clinical concepts of commonly treated conditions will help you readily assign the correct codes and effectively work with clinicians.

Hands-on training includes coding for conditions such as:

• Clinical concepts for comprehensive codingof conditions
• Insight on chronic and acute conditions
• Practical coding exercises

This online interactive course goes through how to monitor the accuracy of ICD-10-CM coding through audits. In this 4-hour online training we go over how to identify and prevent coding errors with ICD-10-CM.

• ICD-10 auditing parameters
• Demonstrating how diagnosis codes tie tomedical policies
• How diagnosis codes help support medicalnecessity
• The importance of differential diagnoses
• E/M elements

4 CEUs (4 hours at your own pace):

• Downloadable manual
• Interactive learning
• Solutions to tough coding cases
• Hands-on exercises with real-world codingcases

Preparing for 700+ code updates is more than just learning what has changed. You need to recognize why they've changed, how to apply the new codes, and what should be documented to support them. Our half-day, interactive workshop will provide personalized, in-depth instruction with hands-on application of the coming CPT® code and guideline changes.

Overview:

• Learn how to apply the updates to commoncoding cases (hands-on exercises with expertpresenters)
• Understand the ICD-10 coding concepts tosupport the new CPT® codes
• Identify potential coding mistakes that willimpact revenue as a result of these changes
• Get your office compliant ahead of the transition
• Review rationales for all major changes;understand the "what" and the "why"
• Prepare your provider for compliantdocumentation
• Receive an in-depth code change manual thatexplains the changes

Planning for the future just got more important to us all with the proposed regulations for MIPS/MACRA. It’s now more important than ever that we get the coding right as it has been determined that our 2017 claims data will be used for determining payments and decisions for 2019 plans. That means we only have a few short months to bring our practices up-to-date. Many have stated that denials due to unspecified codes have reached record highs, in addition if we don’t correctly capture the specificity needed to combat that we have the added pressure of the new regulations.

Overview:

• Highlights from the 1400+ new codes that will take effect in October
• How the new/revised/deleted codes will change your current coding paradigms
• How revenue cycle and claims data will affectour future
• Key steps for preparing your practice for MIPS/MACRA through diagnostic coding and CDI