FREE ICD-10 Webinar – 2 CEU’s from AAPC!
Webinar Title: ICD-10: A Coder’s PerspectivenWebinar Cost: FREEnDon’t miss out on this excellent opportunity!nWebinar Date: Thursday April 25th from 11am – 1pm Mountain time (1 pm Eastern)nnWebinar Description: An informative webinar to give a coder’s viewpoint of the ICD-10 transition and to alleviate fears of what the new code set will mean to coders and billers. We will review guideline changes, new concepts and problematic code sets, along with in-depth discussions of the impact to outpatient coders, tips on how to begin the education and training process, and tips on how to avoid potential pitfalls during the implementation process.nnThis program has the prior approval for 2.0 CEU’s from the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) and American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA).nnSpace is limited! Go-to-Meeting details and powerpoint presentation slides will be emailed to registered participants 2 days prior to Webinar event. Please be sure to provide your email as part of your registration.nnTo register, fill out the form below, or click here to download and fax in your form to 303.534.0393. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.[gravityform id=”6″ name=”ICD-10 Webinar” title=”false” description=”false”]nnNote: Confirmation of registration will be sent within 72 hours. If you do not receive a confirmation, please call Jennifer at 303.534.0388.nnTo receive updates on upcoming seminars, webinars, and training, join our email registration!nn‘Live’ Seminar Dates and Locations: ICD-10: A Coder’s Perspectiven
X36.1 – AvalanchenV86.42xA – Person injured while boarding snowmobile, initial encounternW00.9xxA – Unspecified fall due to ice and snow, initial encounternX31.xxxA – Exposure to excessive natural cold, initial encounternV98.3xxA – Accident on ski lift, initial encounternn nnIn preparation for the upcoming deadline for ICD-10 implementation, Welter Healthcare Partners presents weekly ICD-10 Codes of the Week! Our goal is to familiarize you with the new and expanded code set and the additional clinical documentation needed from your providers to comply with ICD-10 coding, and more importantly, for accurate and clean claims submission to keep your revenue stream flowing! We are to help YOU prepare for the October 1, 2014 implementation date. Please don’t hesitate to 
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL CODER (CPC) PREPARATION COURSE & CERTIFICATIONnn
President Lincoln and Washington,which codes goes to which president?nnQ87.40 – Marfan’s SyndromenK08.109 – Edentulismnn nnIn preparation for the upcoming deadline for ICD-10 implementation, Welter Healthcare Partners presents weekly ICD-10 Codes of the Week! Our goal is to familiarize you with the new and expanded code set and the additional clinical documentation needed from your providers to comply with ICD-10 coding, and more importantly, for accurate and clean claims submission to keep your revenue stream flowing! We are to help YOU prepare for the October 1, 2014 implementation date. Please don’t hesitate to 
Patient Affordable Care Act Changes That Occurred in 2010nIndoor tanning services were assessed a 10% excise tax.nnA re-insurance program offset the costs of health benefits for workers age 55-64 who were forced into early retirement.nnMedicare beneficiaries who fell into the Medicare Part D Prescription Drug “donut hole” received a $250 rebate. They received a 50% discount on brand name drugs in 2011, and the doughnut hole is eliminated in 2020.nnChildren were allowed to stay on their parents’ health insurance until they turn 26.nnNew private plans were required to cover preventive services with no co-payments, and they are exempt from deductibles. Consumers who applied to new plans have access to an external appeals process if coverage is denied.nnInsurance companies were prohibited from dropping coverage if someone got really sick. They couldn’t create lifetime coverage limits. They could no longer deny coverage to children with pre-existing conditions. The same will apply to adults in 2014. Until then, adults with pre-existing conditions who have been denied coverage will get access to temporary 
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Worst V-Day diagnosis code:nI51.81 – “Broken heart syndrome”nnStruck by Cupid’s arrow:nS26.99xA – Other injury of heart, initial encounternW21.89xA – Struck by arrow, initial encounternnThe only kind of chocolate you DON’T want on V-Day:nN80.1 – Chocolate cystnnMost common ICD-10 diagnosis code reported at Mardi Gras in New Orleans:nW52.XXXA – Crushed by crowdnnIn preparation for the upcoming deadline for ICD-10 implementation, Welter Healthcare Partners presents weekly ICD-10 Codes of the Week! Our goal is to familiarize you with the new and expanded code set and the additional clinical documentation needed from your providers to comply with ICD-10 coding, and more importantly, for accurate and clean claims submission to keep your revenue stream flowing! We are to help YOU prepare for the October 1, 2014 implementation date. Please don’t hesitate to