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On Demand

Recording: Coding and More! (1 CEU)


Total Credits: 1 including 1 Distance Learning - Documentation/Ethics

Speaker:
Kathy Weidner, MCS-P, CPCO, CCPC, CCCA
Format:
Audio and Video


Description

Have you been just kind of getting by with your CPT coding? Do you understand enough to get some of your claims reimbursed, but have that nagging feeling that there’s in-depth knowledge you’re missing? Do you worry that you’re too habitual in your coding, or picking codes out of thin air that seem right? Many providers down-code in order to avoid a slap on the wrist from insurance companies. But when you learn to code like a chiropractic rock star, you fully understand not only the claims you are sending in but the reason behind the codes and how they relate to patient treatment services.

Watch and discover how codes are defined, what percentage of each CMT code insurers expect, and how those elusive timed coding rules apply toward being properly reimbursed for services rendered. Learn how down-coding really raises red flags more often than it protects you. You could be needlessly losing hundreds or thousands of dollars if you are using codes in a habitual or clumsy way.  And when they do deny a claim, let’s be sure you have the tools and language to fight the denial.

1 Documentation/Ethics credit

 

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Kathy Weidner, MCS-P, CPCO, CCPC, CCCA's Profile

Kathy Weidner, MCS-P, CPCO, CCPC, CCCA Related Seminars and Products


Kathy Weidner, better known professionally as Kathy Mills Chang, is a Colorado girl, residing there with her husband, Michael. Kathy started as a CA in 1983 and has recently celebrated her 40th anniversary of serving the chiropractic profession in 2023.

Kathy is known as one of our profession’s premiere Medicare, compliance, billing, and documentation experts. Now a Certified Medical Compliance Specialist (MCS-P), a Certified Professional Chiropractic Coder (CCPC) and Certified Professional Compliance Officer, (CPCO) Kathy’s super-power is that she makes these difficult subjects simple, easy to understand, and, most importantly, easy to implement.