Keep your hospital's outpatient wound care claims off the OIG's hit list.

Enhance your knowledge of CPT wound care definitions, get a better understanding of OPPS reimbursement for wound care services, and find which wound care coding practices the OIG is scrutinizing. Hospital outpatient wound care is a growing business line -- but most facilities aren't ready to code and document compliantly for these services. Make sure your facility is in the know and getting proper reimbursement for wound care by attending this 1-hour audio learning session with topic expert Gloryanne Bryant.

What you’ll learn:

• OPPS and CPT coding for wound care ... in plain English.
• Wound care definitions sure to boost your claims accuracy.
• Improve your clinical documentation and CPT coding: lessons learned from past OIG audits.
• "Surgical debridement" coding: Discover what trips up coders in the descriptors and documentation.
• Tips on staff education that'll decrease potential compliance risk.
• Decrease compliance risk and target revenue capture areas with a solid auditing program.

Who should attend? Hospital HIM directors, coding supervisors, hospital OP wound care directors, wound care auditors, wound care charge staff, and hospital wound care coding staff.

Your registration includes:

• Risk-free guarantee. If you aren't completely satisfied with your purchase, we will refund your money.
• Complimentary attendee package, including the speaker's complete presentation handouts. Keep this quick reference tool close by for future use!

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Gloryanne Bryant, RHIA, CCS, is an RHIA (Registered Health Information Administrator) and a RHIT (Registered Health Information Technician) as well as a Certified Coding Specialist (CCS) with over 28+ years of experience in the health information management (HIM) profession.  Bryant currently is the Corporate Senior Director of Coding HIM Compliance for Catholic Healthcare West (CHW), located in San Francisco, California.  In this role Bryant has responsibility for the coding and documentation compliance of 40 acute care facilities and a variety of other non-hospital based healthcare entities (outpatient settings, SNF and Rehab) in three states.  She has the charge of developing, implementing/setting and maintaining SystemWide coding policies, and creating an internal coding compliance auditing and monitoring team and process.

Bryant has conducted numerous ICD-9-CM and CPT coding, DRG and APC (OPPS) workshops for hospital based coders.  In addition she has made an array of presentations on data quality, medical necessity, compliance and documentation improvement to management executives and healthcare administrators.  Bryant has given presentations on planning and implementation of ICD-10 over the past 4 years and provided testimony in support of ICD-10 implementation for the House Ways and Means Committee in April 2006.

Bryant serves as a volunteer leader on many levels including for the California Health Information Association (CHIA) as a Director to the state board and has served several national positions for AHIMA (American Health Information Management Association).  In June 2000, Bryant received the “CHIA Literary Award”; from the California Health Information Association (CHIA) for her many articles and writings related to clinical documentation improvement, compliance, data quality and coding and in 2003 she received the CHIA award for "Distinguished Member".