Evaluation and management codes (E/M) comprise approximately 40% of all billed professional services. During this introductory module, you will learn the basics of E/M code assignment including how to distinguish between “new” and “established” patients and accurate assignment of E/M associated modifiers. 57 mins.

Accurate selection of an E/M category is imperative to ultimately assign the correct E/M code. In this module, you will learn how to select the appropriate category of E/M codes. We will explore all applicable AMA guidelines as well as additional guidance from CMS pertaining to the various categories of E/M codes. 76 and 66 mins.

This course teaches participants to assign E/M categories based on key components, identify CMS documentation requirements for key component-based codes, describe when counseling and coordination of care may be used to select a level of E/M service and discuss the new E/M coding changes for CY 2021. 59 and 114 mins.

This module outlines different types of anesthesia and discusses guidelines for reporting these services. Correct coding and reporting for anesthesia services requires understanding of the different types of anesthesia and of moderate sedation coding, and how to utilize anesthesia modifiers properly. 35 mins.

This course discusses how to identify a separate procedure, how to identify when a separate procedure is reported, and how to assign modifiers -25, -51, and -59 correctly. 36 mins.

This course discusses how to assign CPT codes for common dermatological and breast procedures, including modifiers, and how to assign CPT codes from an operative report. 64 mins.

This course reviews lung anatomy and explains how to perform CPT coding for a variety of pulmonary procedures, including bronchoscopy, lymphadenectomy, and pulmonary function tests. 41 mins.

In addition to describing relevant anatomy of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT), this course reviews CPT coding for ENT procedures through multiple approaces, cerumen removal, and tympanic membrane surgeries. 46 mins

This course covers CPT code assignment for professional services in the cardiovascular system. This module is designed to support participants with understanding of CPT guidelines and code assignment for a variety of surgical cardiovascular services.  114 mins.

This course covers basic anatomy, diagnostic services, interventional and percutaneous services, and where codes are applicable for monitoring services. 59 mins.

This course provides information about the anatomy of the digestive system, as well as an overview of CPT coding and guideline rules for procedures including fundoplasty, endoscopy, and hernia repair. 45 mins.

This course discusses how to assign CPT codes for open and endoscopic procedures in the urinary system, as well as open and endoscopic procedures on the male genital system. 24 mins.

This course reviews how to determine what services are included in the obstetrical global package, along with the assignment of CPT codes for other common obstetrical procedures. 58 mins.

This course discusses how to assign CPT codes for craniotomy/craniotomy procedures, skull base surgeries, injection procedures involving the spinal cord/spine, injection procedures involving the autonomic nervous system, and neurostimulators. 64 mins.

This course discusses how to identify segments of the eye, as well as how to assign CPT codes for cataract extractions, procedures to treat and prevent retinal detachments, strabismus surgery, and procedures from the Medicine section of CPT involving the eye. 33 mins.

This course discusses how to identify the meaning and background of supervision and interpretation, the different modalities of radiology, and the use of contrast in radiological procedures, as well as when the administration of contrast is separately reportable. It also explains how to assign CPT codes for diagnostic radiological services, nuclear medicine services, and interventional radiology procedures. 66 mins.

This course discusses how to identify the use of panels in reporting for diagnostic laboratory procedures and distinguish between qualitative versus quantitative screening. It also explains how to assign CPT codes for diagnostic laboratory services and for surgical pathology, including consults during surgery. 40 mins.

This course reviews CPT coding for drug administration services, explaining how to determine when to report hydration services, as well as distinguishing among initial, subsequent, and concurrent infusions. It also discusses chemotherapy administration and the documentation necessary for appropriate code assignment. 27 mins.

This course discusses CPT coding for psychiatry and behavioral health services. It explains which types of providers can report these services, how to calculate time-based codes, when to report psychotherapy for crisis. 17 mins.

This course explains how National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits are used by Medicare to prevent improper coding. It includes information on procedure-to-procedure, medically unlikely, and add-on code edits, and how coders can identify when these edits apply to CPT/HCPCS codes. 22 mins.