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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
20, 2010
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San Francisco, CA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
20, 2010
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Nashville, TN |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
20, 2010
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Columbus, OH |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
22, 2010
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Tampa/Clearwater, FL |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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Texas Workers' Compensation
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March
23, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This program will cover the most important issues in the Workers Compensation System. |
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Mastering E/M Coding
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March
23, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| Poor documentation is a ticking time bomb. Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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March
23, 2010
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MANSFIELD, OH |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Anaheim, CA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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Growing Your Practice Organically Webinar/Audio Conference
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March
24, 2010
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EVERYWHERE, US |
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| Why is it that so few medical offices prescribe to the idea of creating an exceptional patient experience? Every positive encounter has the ability to grow the practice and add to the bottom line. Yet many offices choose the path of least resistance, operating more like a civil service office than a state-ofthe-art, compassionate place of healing. |
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Texas Workers' Compensation
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March
24, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This program will cover the most important issues in the Workers Compensation System. |
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Medicare Part B Reimbursement Guidelines
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March
24, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This course will assist the physician and staff members in compliance with Medicare Guidelines and the requirements necessary to receive accurate reimbursement for services provided. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Anchorage, AK |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Sacramento, CA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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San Diego, CA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Jacksonville, FL |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Philadelphia, PA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Houston, TX |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Honolulu, HI |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Harrisburg, PA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Tulsa, OK |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Raleigh |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Albuquerque, NM |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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St Louis |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Kansas City, MO |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
24, 2010
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Lexington, KY |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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Collecting in a New Economy
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March
25, 2010
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BIRMINGHAM, AL |
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| Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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March
25, 2010
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BIRMINGHAM, AL |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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March
25, 2010
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BALTIMORE, MD |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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March
25, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Texas Workers' Compensation
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March
26, 2010
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HUMBLE, TX |
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| This program will cover the most important issues in the Workers Compensation System. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
26, 2010
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Boston, MA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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March
26, 2010
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ALEXANDRIA, LA |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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March
26, 2010
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ALEXANDRIA, LA |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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March
26, 2010
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HAGERSTOWN, MD |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Mastering E/M Coding
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March
26, 2010
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HUMBLE, TX |
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| Poor documentation is a ticking time bomb. Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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EMRs What You Need to Know NOW!
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March
26, 2010
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Tysons Corner, VA |
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| The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) provides up to $44,000 per Physician if an appropriate EMR is implemented. This workshop will help you Learn the alphabet soup of HIT and ARRA requirements for "meaningful use" that trigger $17 billion in Medicare and Medicaid incentives. You will also learn how to deal pro-actively with EMR issues that plague the industry, such as copy and paste functionality, computerized assisted coding options that ease documentation but raise risk and "Smart Tools" that assist in getting coding elements necessary for billing and other important foundational options needed in the EMR. We will also explore an overview of EMR, how ARRA impacts EMR selection, functionality required to gain maximum grant dollars and the implementation and optimization process as it impacts the colding world. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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March
27, 2010
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COLLEGE STATION, TX |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Chart Auditing Workshop
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March
29, 2010
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ROCHESTER, NY |
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| Participants will be better able to communicate with physicians and staff about chart documentation and ensure that appropriate levels of service are identified and billed. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
02, 2010
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SAN JOSE, CA |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Certified Medical Insurance Specialist - Evening Course
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April
05, 2010
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GREENVILLE, SC |
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| Experienced medical office professionals with exceptional coding, reimbursement and claims management skills are eligible to sit for the Certified Medical Insurance Specialist (CMIS) exam. Practice Management Institute® has helped raise the bar of knowledge with its CMIS credential, designed to demonstrate outstanding skill in outpatient claims and reimbursement. |
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Certified Medical Insurance Specialist
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April
05, 2010
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GREENVILLE SC |
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| Every medical office needs an expert in dealing with third party payers. Securing correct and consistent reimbursement revenue goes well beyond simply coding. Certified Medical Insurance Specialist (CMIS)® is for those individuals seeking to master the complete reimbursement process, from information gathering, through coding, to challenging and prevailing in claim denial situations.
How good is your team?
Are your aging reports under control?
Are your claim follow-up procedures effective?
Are ABNs and authorizations being processed correctly?
Has your ratio of outstanding claims decreased in the last 2 years?
Do you know how to bill for third-party subrogation or second-injury fund?
There's room for improvement in every practice. This program will instill a strong foundation with guidance for a variety of medical situations. Seasoned billing professionals will walk away from this program with an improved outlook, confidence, and ability.
Today more than ever, your entire team must be trained to focus on getting every dollar rightfully owed to the practice. Through the CMIS program, you can acquire the skills to master the entire process, better train those around you, and enhance your professional skills and value.
The Certified Medical Insurance Specialist program has passed a thorough review process, ensuring that materials are current and accurate, and testing standards are strictly enforced. Board and faculty members have real-world experience in all aspects of running a successful medical practice. Representatives include seasoned physicians, educators, accountants, compliance officers and senior executives in medical practice management.
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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April
06, 2010
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WOODBRIDGE, VA |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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ICD-9-CM Coding Workshop
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April
06, 2010
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PORTLAND, OR |
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| This course explains the benefits of proper ICD-9-CM coding including accurate reimbursement, fewer rejected claims, and reduced risk of fines, sanctions and penalties from audit. |
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Principles of Coding
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April
08, 2010
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ROCHESTER, NY |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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CPT Coding Workshop
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April
09, 2010
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COLLEGE STATION, TX |
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| This workshop is designed for all medical office personnel who participate in coding or billing. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
10, 2010
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FORT GRATIOT, MI |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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April
10, 2010
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FAYETTEVILLE, NC |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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CMBS PowerWeekend
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April
10, 2010
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11, 2010
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Las Vegas, NV |
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| Take all 6 required Certified Medical Billing Specialist® Classes and final exam over a single weekend and leave a Certified Medical Billing Specialist®.
You will not learn all there is to know about medical billing in a single weekend, however you will receive a solid foundation on which to build your billing and coding knowledge.
This class is intended for people who are new to medical billing or need a basic refresher class - it is a billing certification not a coding certification program!
In order to sit for the CMBS examination you must be a current member of the Medical Association of Billers. You can take the PowerWeekend as a non-member for educational purposes and receive a Certificate of Completion.
The class schedule is Saturday: 8:00-5:00; Sunday 8:00-3:00.
The final exam from 3:00-5:00 on Sunday.
Please bring a calculator with you to class.
Medical Terminology Medical Terminology Basics - Prefix, Root, Suffix
Ways to memorize and conquer medical terminology
Introduction to Medical Office Insurance Billing Process - From the time the patient enters the doctor's office through claim payment
The importance of a provider's financial policy
Sample forms evaluation - superbill, patient intake sheet...
Place of Service Codes
Type of Service Codes
Introduction to ICD Coding History
Purpose
Format
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Conversions
The Coding Process
Tables: Hypertension, Neoplasm, Drugs and Chemicals
"Rule Out": Chronic Conditions, Step in Coding, Late Effects, V and E Codes
Importance of ICD/CPT Linkages
Introduction to CPT Coding Brief History
Sections of CPT Manual
HCPCS
Format and Conventions
Symbols
Guidelines
Appendix
Index
Modifiers
E/M Codes
Insurance Carriers Definitions
BCBS Vs Commercial
Government Plans
HMO
PPO
Workers Compensation
Proper Coding of Medicare Claims Guidelines
How to Complete a CMS-1500 Required Fields
Claim Resolution Reading and Evaluating an EOB or RA
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The Fundamentals of Medical Terminology
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April
13, 2010
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MADISON HEIGHTS, MI |
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| This seminar will provide a foundation of knowledge enabling you to understand even the most complex terms using word roots, prefixes and suffixes. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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April
13, 2010
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KETTERING, OH |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Collecting in a New Economy
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April
13, 2010
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GREENVILLE, SC |
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| Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Collecting in a New Economy
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April
13, 2010
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WESLACO, TX |
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| Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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April
13, 2010
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WESLACO, TX |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
13, 2010
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WICHITA FALLS, TX |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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April
13, 2010
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GREENVILLE, SC |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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WSHIMA Annual Meeting - Navigating the Tides of Changes
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April
13, 2010
- April
15, 2010
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Seattle, WA |
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| Navigating the Tides of Changes
CEU approved
Seattle Airport Marriott |
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WSHIMA Annual Meeting
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April
13, 2010
- April
15, 2010
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Seattle, WA |
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Mastering E/M Coding
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April
14, 2010
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JACKSON, TN |
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| Poor documentation is a ticking time bomb. Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
14, 2010
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ARLINGTON, TX |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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How to be the Best Receptionist
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April
14, 2010
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EDINBURG, TX |
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| This session fully explains the expanded role of todays receptionist including front desk operations, charting and medical records, managing the telephone and mastering appointment scheduling. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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April
14, 2010
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JACKSON, TN |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Advanced Coding Workshop
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April
14, 2010
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AKRON, OH |
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| This workshop is for participants who have some training in ICD-9-CM and CPT. For optimal benefit, we recommend that experienced coders attend this workshop. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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April
14, 2010
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EDINBURG* TX |
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You can pay a consultant to do it, wait for Medicare to send you an audit letter, or take a proactive stance and train office staff to perform ongoing practice self-checks.
New skills you will take away from this program:
Uncover missed revenue when auditing charts based on fact
Ensure that chart documentation supports the claim submitted
Better knowledge of level-of-service audits
Higher aptitude for cross-checking and code selection
Class includes self-check forms and tools that will help participants gauge how well they are doing on an ongoing basis.
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How to be the Best Receptionist
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April
14, 2010
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EDINBURG TX |
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Course Agenda:
How to avoid skewed patient perceptions
Communicate better with a variety of personalities
Take a look inside the billing and collections process
Conflict resolution tactics that really work
Schedule appointments based on fact, not speculation
Using customer feedback to improve operations
Tips for encouraging more referrals
How to effectively handle no-shows and walk-ins
Problem-solving skills for todays front desk
Review a personal skill-assessment inventory
How to speak to angry or abusive patients with tact
Effective patient education of practice policies
Patient confidentiality issues & HIPAA compliance
Improve listening skills and time management
Discover how stress affects your voice and demeanor
Turn routine patient relations into outstanding customer service
Good patient relations - the best marketing in town
Introduction to charting and the medical record
Short-notice appointments and excessive wait time
Make your voice and personality your best asset
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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April
14, 2010
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EDINBURG, TX |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
15, 2010
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MONROE, LA |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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April
15, 2010
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LANSING, MI |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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April
15, 2010
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HARLINGEN, TX |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
15, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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April
16, 2010
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PEORIA, IL |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Intensive Chart Auditing Practicum
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April
19, 2010
- April
23, 2010
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Denver, CO |
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| The Intensive Chart Auditing Practicum was designed for the experienced auditor, coding and compliance professionals and for those desiring to move into the health care auditing arena. You'll have a highly experienced executive level auditing team of professionals to guide you all the way!
The Certified Healthcare Chart Auditor (CHCA) exam will be proctored on April 23, 2010.
Space is limited, reserve your seat today! |
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Chart Auditing Workshop
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April
20, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| Participants will be better able to communicate with physicians and staff about chart documentation and ensure that appropriate levels of service are identified and billed. |
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Chart Auditing Workshop
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April
20, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Participants will be better able to communicate with physicians and staff about chart documentation and ensure that appropriate levels of service are identified and billed. |
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Mastering E/M Coding
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April
20, 2010
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BAKERSFIELD, CA |
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| Poor documentation is a ticking time bomb. Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Successful Insurance Claims Processing
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April
20, 2010
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BAKERSFIELD, CA |
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| More than 90% of your revenue rests in the hands of commercial carriers. Fight denials more effectively and ensure that your staff understands how to correctly file claims on the front end. |
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Coding by Specialty OB/GYN (Full day)
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April
21, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This course was designed specifically to answer the coding, reimbursement and documentation challenges facing the OB/GYN coding professional today. |
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Advanced Coding Workshop
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April
21, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| This workshop is for participants who have some training in ICD-9-CM and CPT. For optimal benefit, we recommend that experienced coders attend this workshop. |
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Certified Medical Coder
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April
22, 2010
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LINCOLN, NE |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Managing Today's Medical Practice Full Day
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April
22, 2010
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PLANO, TX |
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| This course is designed to assist the Office Manager in making key decisions for the practice |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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April
23, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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Advanced Coding Workshop
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April
23, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This workshop is for participants who have some training in ICD-9-CM and CPT. For optimal benefit, we recommend that experienced coders attend this workshop. |
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CPT Coding Workshop
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April
23, 2010
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SAN ANTONIO, TX |
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| This workshop is designed for all medical office personnel who participate in coding or billing. |
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Certified Medical Insurance Specialist
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April
27, 2010
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EDINBURG TX |
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| Every medical office needs an expert in dealing with third party payers. Securing correct and consistent reimbursement revenue goes well beyond simply coding. Certified Medical Insurance Specialist (CMIS)® is for those individuals seeking to master the complete reimbursement process, from information gathering, through coding, to challenging and prevailing in claim denial situations.
How good is your team?
Are your aging reports under control?
Are your claim follow-up procedures effective?
Are ABNs and authorizations being processed correctly?
Has your ratio of outstanding claims decreased in the last 2 years?
Do you know how to bill for third-party subrogation or second-injury fund?
There's room for improvement in every practice. This program will instill a strong foundation with guidance for a variety of medical situations. Seasoned billing professionals will walk away from this program with an improved outlook, confidence, and ability.
Today more than ever, your entire team must be trained to focus on getting every dollar rightfully owed to the practice. Through the CMIS program, you can acquire the skills to master the entire process, better train those around you, and enhance your professional skills and value.
The Certified Medical Insurance Specialist program has passed a thorough review process, ensuring that materials are current and accurate, and testing standards are strictly enforced. Board and faculty members have real-world experience in all aspects of running a successful medical practice. Representatives include seasoned physicians, educators, accountants, compliance officers and senior executives in medical practice management.
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Certified Medical Insurance Specialist
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April
27, 2010
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EDINBURG, TX |
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| Experienced medical office professionals with exceptional coding, reimbursement and claims management skills are eligible to sit for the Certified Medical Insurance Specialist (CMIS) exam. Practice Management Institute® has helped raise the bar of knowledge with its CMIS credential, designed to demonstrate outstanding skill in outpatient claims and reimbursement. |
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Certified Medical Coder - Online
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May
03, 2010
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EVERYWHERE, |
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| Certified Medical Coder - Online |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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May
04, 2010
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BALTIMORE, MD |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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Certified Medical Office Manager
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May
04, 2010
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AUGUSTA, GA |
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| Learn to initiate policies and protocols that will improve, protect and stabilize the financial security of the practice. More physicians need Certified Office Managers who understand the newest business and regulatory issues. |
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Certified Medical Coder - Evening Course
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May
04, 2010
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SHREVEPORT, LA |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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May
05, 2010
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ODESSA, TX |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Certified Medical Insurance Specialist
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May
05, 2010
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LANSING, MI |
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| Experienced medical office professionals with exceptional coding, reimbursement and claims management skills are eligible to sit for the Certified Medical Insurance Specialist (CMIS) exam. Practice Management Institute® has helped raise the bar of knowledge with its CMIS credential, designed to demonstrate outstanding skill in outpatient claims and reimbursement. |
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Certified Medical Coder (CMC)
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May
10, 2010
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GREENVILLE SC |
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| Certified Medical Coder (CMC)®
The Certified Medical Coder (CMC)® is a certification designed for physician-based coding professionals. Experienced individuals, able to demonstrate by exam a superior level of physician-based coding knowledge, are awarded the CMC certification. The certification becomes a currency that validates personal achievement, demonstrates a person's commitment to the profession, improves employer confidence, and can help guard the practice against fraud and abuse.
This individual plays an integral role in the reimbursement process ensuring that proper documentation guidelines are followed and that codes are submitted to the highest degree of specificity to ensure that the physician receives every dollar entitled for the services rendered. |
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OSHA Compliance Guidelines for the Medical Practice
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May
10, 2010
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ODESSA, TX |
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| This course will educate the healthcare practitioner and office personnel on the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard |
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How to be the Best Receptionist
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May
11, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This session fully explains the expanded role of todays receptionist including front desk operations, charting and medical records, managing the telephone and mastering appointment scheduling. |
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WSHIMA Annual Meeting
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May
11, 2010
- May
13, 2010
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Seattle, WA |
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Location:
The Davenport Hotel, 10 South Post Street, Spokane, WA 99201; Meg Harper,
Sales Manager; 509.789.6832
Dates:
May 11-13, 2011
Room Block Cut-Off: Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Reservations: 509.455.8888 or 1.800..899.1482
Washington State Health Information Management Room Rates:
Davenport Tower Deluxe: $140/single, $140/double, $155/ triple,
$170/quad
Davenport Hotel Deluxe Rooms: $160/single, $160/double, $175/triple,
$190/quad |
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WSHIMA Annual Meeting 2011
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May
11, 2010
- May
13, 2010
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Spokane, WA |
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| Location:
The Davenport Hotel, 10 South Post Street, Spokane, WA 99201; Meg Harper,
Sales Manager; 509.789.6832
Dates:
May 11-13, 2011
Room Block Cut-Off: Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Reservations: 509.455.8888 or 1.800..899.1482
Washington State Health Information Management Room Rates:
Davenport Tower Deluxe: $140/single, $140/double, $155/ triple,
$170/quad
Davenport
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OSHA Compliance Guidelines for the Medical Practice
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May
11, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This course will educate the healthcare practitioner and office personnel on the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard |
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ICD-9-CM Coding Workshop
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May
11, 2010
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ROCKVILLE, MD |
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| This course explains the benefits of proper ICD-9-CM coding including accurate reimbursement, fewer rejected claims, and reduced risk of fines, sanctions and penalties from audit. |
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ICD-9-CM Coding Workshop
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May
11, 2010
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LINCOLN, NE |
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| This course explains the benefits of proper ICD-9-CM coding including accurate reimbursement, fewer rejected claims, and reduced risk of fines, sanctions and penalties from audit. |
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ICD-9-CM Coding Workshop
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May
11, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| This course explains the benefits of proper ICD-9-CM coding including accurate reimbursement, fewer rejected claims, and reduced risk of fines, sanctions and penalties from audit. |
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ICD-9-CM Coding Workshop
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May
11, 2010
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EL PASO, TX |
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| This course explains the benefits of proper ICD-9-CM coding including accurate reimbursement, fewer rejected claims, and reduced risk of fines, sanctions and penalties from audit. |
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Certified Medical Coder - Evening Course
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May
11, 2010
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GREENVILLE, SC |
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| This is a five-day course, administered over a 5-week period. The program includes classroom instruction, course manual, homework exercises, exam preparation handbook and the certification exam. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Portland, OR |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Cleveland, OH |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Charlotte, NC |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Syracuse, NY |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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New York, NY |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Cherry Hill, NJ |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Kansas City, MO |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Minneapolis, MN |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Baltimore, MD |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Louisville, KY |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Phoenix, AZ |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Chicago, IL |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Atlanta, GA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Orlando, FL |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Fort Lauderdale, FL |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Denver, CO |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Los Angeles, CA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Burlington, VT |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Indianapolis, IN |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Mastering E/M Coding
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May
12, 2010
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BALTIMORE, MD |
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| Poor documentation is a ticking time bomb. Most practices are deficient in their level of service documentation. This exposes the practice to a tremendous liability. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Dallas, TX |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Salt Lake City, UT |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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How to be the Best Receptionist
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May
12, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This session fully explains the expanded role of todays receptionist including front desk operations, charting and medical records, managing the telephone and mastering appointment scheduling. |
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OSHA Compliance Guidelines for the Medical Practice
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May
12, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| This course will educate the healthcare practitioner and office personnel on the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard |
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ICD-10 Implementation
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May
12, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Find out what the future holds for ICD-10. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Birmingham, AL |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Chart Auditing for Physician Services
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May
12, 2010
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BALTIMORE, MD |
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| Find and Correct the Holes in Your System Before an External Auditor Does. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Seattle, WA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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ICD-10 Implementation
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May
12, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Find out what the future holds for ICD-10. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
12, 2010
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Norfolk, VA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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May
13, 2010
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ARLINGTON, TX |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Correct Coding for Physician Services
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May
13, 2010
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HAGERSTOWN, MD |
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| This fast paced workshop provides instruction and hands-on exercises. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
13, 2010
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Harrisburg, PA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
14, 2010
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Detroit, MI |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
14, 2010
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Lewiston, ME |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Successful Insurance Claims Processing
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May
14, 2010
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HOUSTON, TX |
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| More than 90% of your revenue rests in the hands of commercial carriers. Fight denials more effectively and ensure that your staff understands how to correctly file claims on the front end. |
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CPT Coding Fundamentals
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May
14, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Course Agenda: How to use the CPT coding system Categories of Codes Understanding CPT symbols Working with signs and abbreviations Anatomy of an E&M code Review of body systems and documentation guidelines Coding for sequential procedures Fragmenting, bundling, and unbundling of codes Correct modifier usage Determining when to code by time Proper use of add-on codes Benefits of accurate coding |
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Understanding Modifiers (Half Day)
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May
14, 2010
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DALLAS, TX |
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| Do you know the rules of the reimbursement game? What are the insurance companies doing with modifiers and your reimbursement? To win the game you must know the rules and play by those rules. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
15, 2010
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Nashville, TN |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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Identifying Leaks in Your Revenue Cycle
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May
15, 2010
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San Francisco, CA |
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| The provider's revenue cycle today can be negatively impacted by CCI edits, RAC audits, increasing numbers of non-covered services and shrinking fee schedules. These impacts make it even more important to collect every allowable dollar for medically necessary provided services. During this workshop we will discuss proven methods for identifying and eliminating weaknesses within your revenue cycle. Beginning with the initial patient contact and appointment scheduling and ending with the collection of the last allowable dollar, we will share ways to make sure that every scheduled appointment has a reimbursable value, reducing not only wasted valuable provider time but loss of revenue. |
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