Introduction to ICD-9
May 14, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
OMEF Conference Center, Portland
This course will introduce the basic principles and conventions of ICD-9-CM coding, illustrate the application of coding principles with examples based on actual case documentation, and teach participants how to analyze clinical data for the purposes of coding for reimbursement. A segment of the program will be dedicated to understanding the changes coming with ICD-10-CM and what is needed in preparation for this transition.
Program Topics include:
- The purpose and classification of ICD-9 and ICD-10 coding systems
- Basic characteristics, conventions, symbols, and principles of ICD-9-CM
- Basic rules for code assignment and sequencing
- When to use supplemental classifications (V and E codes)
- The importance of medical necessity
- ICD-9 and reimbursement
- Implications of and preparation for ICD-10
Learning Objectives:
- Acquire/Reinforce knowledge of current, approved ICD-9-CM coding guidelines
- Know how ICD support appropriate billing & reimbursement
- Gain understanding of the magnitude of ICD-10 & its impact to individual physician practices
- Learn how and where to begin ICD-10 assessment for your practice
Who Should Attend:
The course is designed for entry level coders and billers as well as practitioners who wish to strengthen their knowledge of ICD-9-CM coding and familiarize themselves with ICD-10-CM.
*This program has the pending approval of the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) for 6 continuing education hours. Pending approval in no way constitutes endorsement by the AAPC of the program content or the program sponsor.Tuition
$269.00 per person - OMA Member Office
$338.00 per person - Non-Member Office
* Early Bird Rate! (OMA members only)
Register two weeks prior to the workshop date for $199.00 per person
Basic CPT Coding
May 15, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
OMEF Conference Center, Portland
This course will introduce the basic principles and conventions of CPT coding and illustrate the application of these principles through examples and exercises.
Program Topics include:
- Basic structure, organization, conventions & symbols used in CPT coding
- The importance of medical necessity
- Elemental E/M coding in the office and in the hospital
- Preventive Services
- Medicare Screening & Preventive Services
- Incident to and Shared/Split Services
- Surgical/Non-surgical modifiers
- Bundling & globals
- The surgical package: inclusions and exclusions
Learning Objectives:
- Acquire/Reinforce knowledge of basic CPT guidelines
- Understand concepts for coding E/M encounters
- Identify when and how to use preventive codes
- Learn the rules and pitfalls of incident to and shared/split services
- Understand the concepts of bundling & globals for minor and major procedures
Who Should Attend:
The course is designed for entry level coders and billers as well as practitioners who wish to strengthen their knowledge of CPT coding.
*This program has the pending approval of the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) for 6 continuing education hours. Pending approval in no way constitutes endorsement by the AAPC of the program content or the program sponsor.Tuition
$269.00 per person - OMA Member Office
$338.00 per person - Non-Member Office
* Early Bird Rate! (OMA members only)
Register two weeks prior to the workshop date for $199.00 per person
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OMA’s ICD-10 programs and resources are underwritten in part by an Oregon Medical Education Foundation grant.