Jump Start Your General Surgery Claims With These Audio Conferences

Duodenal switch, Roux-en-Y, limb length … let us help you unravel the confusing language of bariatric surgery so you can chose the correct code -- and get the proper pay for your surgeons’ work.

Having expert advice about the hottest general surgery topics like this means you can boost your coding accuracy, decrease denials, and safeguard your payments. That’s why you should keep yourself current with General Surgery audio conferences.
 

You’ll find such conference topics as:

• General Surgery Update: Skip Selective Catheter Placement with Vessel Repair

  Take a moment to consider your claim when you try to report vascular injection and blood vessel repair codes together.

• Pressure Ulcer: 1104X or 159XX: 4 Tips Focus Decubitus Ulcer

  When reporting treatment for a decubitus ulcer (also called a pressure ulcer or bedsore), you should know the method of closure (if any), as well as the location and depth of the wound. With this information, choosing the correct code is easy.

• Prepare for General Surgery ICD-10 Codes

  Your documentation needs to go an extra step before you can start reporting ICD-10 codes. Here’s how to start that process right now.
• And more!

Bottom line: You don't have time to weed through the never-ending onslaught of information about general surgery coding and coverage, so let us do it for you.