A whirlwind of change is coming to E&M services – the most commonly used codes in any physician practice are about to be turned inside out. Are you ready? Not only are the codes, guidelines and documentation requirements changing, but organizations will also be allowed to select the level of service based on time or medical decision making and, of course, the calculations for both will also be changing. To really keep things interesting: these changes will only impact office visits to start, meaning there will be two sets of guidelines being used – one for office visits and one for the hospital or other settings.

Coders, audit and compliance staff, physicians, clinic staff and others will find this to be an ideal how-to resource that’s time tested and industry trusted. Calm the confusion ahead of the curve and approach the changes with confidence.

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Understanding the intent of the physician who performed a cardiac cath or peripheral procedure is critical to increasing coding output and accuracy — precisely what you get with these color-coded charts. This comprehensive set is your shortcut to the correct CPT® code selection!

For interventional radiology coders, vascular procedures are among the most difficult to understand and report. Code bundling was supposed to make life easier — but it actually created new challenges by requiring you to be more precise in your decision-making.

You can tackle the extreme complexity of vascular IR coding with the help of these 34 at-a-glance charts, featuring color-coded, high-quality anatomical images, supplemented by quick tips. In short order, you'll gain a clearer understanding of a broad spectrum of arterial and venous IR procedures, enabling you to navigate efficiently from physician documentation to the correct CPT® code assignments.

Our Vascular Interventional Radiology Coding Charts also open up channels of communication with your medical staff — especially valuable when you're trying to decipher subtle differences between similar procedures. Referring to the anatomical images, you can quickly clarify physician intent and why the documentation points to one code over another.

A whirlwind of change is coming to E&M services – the most commonly used codes in any physician practice are about to be turned inside out. Are you ready? Not only are the codes, guidelines and documentation requirements changing, but organizations will also be allowed to select the level of service based on time or medical decision making and, of course, the calculations for both will also be changing. To really keep things interesting: these changes will only impact office visits to start, meaning there will be two sets of guidelines being used – one for office visits and one for the hospital or other settings.

Coders, audit and compliance staff, physicians, clinic staff and others will find this to be an ideal how-to resource that’s time tested and industry trusted. Calm the confusion ahead of the curve and approach the changes with confidence.