Complimentary On Demand Webinar

Evaluation and Management Updates 2023: Training and Q&A

1.5 CEU AAPC | 1 Hour 40 minutes

Join Panacea Healthcare Solutions’ Director of Coding & Documentation Services, Becky Jacobsen, CCS-P, CPC, CPEDC, CBCS, MBS, CEMC, BSN, and Executive Vice President of Coding & Documentation, Kathy Pride, RHIT, CPC, CCS-P, for a complimentary 90-minute training where they will review the 2023 E&M documentation guidelines and requirements and provide examples on how to improve your internal documentation processes to ensure appropriate reimbursement and avoid compliance issues.

A live Q&A at the end of the training will provide the opportunity to ask questions. Those who register will receive the recording along with a post-training FAQ sheet to reference as you put these new guidelines into practice.

The learning objectives for this training include:

Explain the revised 2023 E&M guidelines for selecting the correct level of service.
Cover prolonged service codes, and updates to critical care and split/shared visits.
Demonstrate efficiencies for documenting E&M levels of service based on the revised guidelines.

Don’t miss this informative webinar where you will gain insights into mitigating risks proactively and navigating government discovery requests and enhance your compliance knowledge with actionable strategies.

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