Watch as we show the ArbiMed/DuxWare Inventory System.
Every employee at a healthcare organization and business associate knows this feeling. They’re going through their daily list of responsibilities when a sudden feeling of dread washes over them after glancing at the newest email that landed in their inbox with the subject line, “MANDATED ANNUAL HIPAA TRAINING”.
RavePoint’s new Alerts feature is designed to keep you informed of key patient events as soon as they happen allowing you to reply and take immediate action! Sign-up now for this informative webinar where you will learn how to leverage this feature to better engage your patients including:
Staying connected with your patients is paramount and timely engagement is key. Whether your patients cancel an appointment or send a text-chat message you’ll be notified immediately with RavePoint’s new Alerts feature!
Bundling, unbundling, and modifiers (oh my!) Even though the Correct coding initiative has been in place for over 25 years, there are still denials and issues surrounding these edits.
In this session, we will review a brief history of CCI, navigate the edits, and learn how to use them correctly. We’ll share our methods to make CCI coding an easier process and ensure confident coding!
Watch Alpha II’s webinar recording for a review of the critical coding and regulatory updates related to the COVID-19 health crisis to date.
Medical practices are seeing a change in the rules for telehealth coding. Due to the public health emergency, CMS has changed HIPAA guidance, cost-sharing rules and documentation requirements for new and established patients via telehealth. In addition, there are other payable communication-based technology services – telephone calls, on-line E/M and quick virtual check-in services – that are subject to updates. With all these new regulations, keeping current on the rules is a major task for most medical practices. How can the average medical practice stay ahead of it all?
Medical practices are seeing a change in the rules for telehealth coding. Due to the public health emergency, CMS has changed HIPAA guidance, cost-sharing rules and documentation requirements for new and established patients via telehealth. In addition, there are other payable communication-based technology services – telephone calls, on-line E/M and quick virtual check-in services – that are subject to updates. With all these new regulations, keeping current on the rules is a major task for most medical practices. How can the average medical practice stay ahead of it all?
Medical practices are seeing a change in the rules for telehealth coding. Due to the public health emergency, CMS has changed HIPAA guidance, cost-sharing rules and documentation requirements for new and established patients via telehealth. In addition, there are other payable communication-based technology services – telephone calls, on-line E/M and quick virtual check-in services – that are subject to updates. With all these new regulations, keeping current on the rules is a major task for most medical practices. How can the average medical practice stay ahead of it all?