March 2, 2022
11:30AM - 1:30PM
2022 Coding & Documentation Update for Ophthalmology Services
Live Webinar with Q&A
Presented in partnership with:
Keep up to date with the latest coding and rule changes, gain confidence in documenting and coding Ophthalmology services with precision to avoid denials due to incorrect reporting of services, and ensure compliance and appropriate reimbursement for the services you perform. Case studies are used throughout to promote active learning and to help you apply this new information. Sufficient time is included for open Q&A, so get your questions ready! This webinar will be recorded for on-demand purchase; however, the CE credit is valid only for the live webinar. The recorded on-demand product will be posted and available for purchase the week after the live event.
Agenda items include:
- A review of the key policy changes that impact Ophthalmology including working with a NPP/MLP and changes in shared visit rules
- Telehealth and the process moving into 2022 for alternative care delivery methods and documentation requirements
- E prescribing
- Review of the specific codes in the ophthalmology surgical section
- Discuss how lab, imaging and specialty services that may impact your ordering and referral process
- Diagnoses coding and the inclusion of social determinants of health to support the level of E/M coding as well as MIPS
- Review of E/M changes in 2021 for outpatient and office services and the role of prevention and condition visit, problem levels and data elements
- Open Q&A and more
By participating you should be able to:
- Apply any new/revised 2022 CPT and ICD10 codes;
- Identify the key changes in CMS policy as it relates to shared visits;
- Describe the process for telehealth documentation and coding during the PHE and after this process ends;
- List the 10 different levels of problem acuity and what counts as data in the 2021 E/M changes for office and outpatient coding; and,
- Describe the risk process for both treatment and disease/condition mortality and morbidity.
FACULTY
Diane E. Zucker, M.Ed, CCS-P, Health Care Management & Reimbursement Consultant
WHO SHOULD ATTEND & PRICING
Coders, practice managers, technicians, physicians and others interested in correct coding for Ophthalmology services.
$75 OSMA/OOS Physician member
$75 OSMA Affiliate member (staff of OSMA physician member who is a paid Affiliate or staff of OOS physician member)
$150 Non-members (staff of OSMA physician member who is not a paid Affiliate, and all other non members)
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Completion of the evaluation is required for CE credit, and valid ONLY FOR THE LIVE WEBINAR.
- The Ohio State Medical Association is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The OSMA designates this live activity for a maximum of 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
- Many licensing/credentialing organizations accept courses/credits from any provider who is ACCME accredited and awards AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. The AAPC will honor one-for-one CEUs for each CME credit or AMA PRA Category 1 credit™.
There are no relevant financial relationships with ACCME-defined commercial interests for anyone who was in control of the content of the activity.
There are no refunds once a registration is processed; however, you can change the registration to a co-worker or colleague. If you register for the live event and can’t attend, you will have access to the on- demand recording but without CE credit.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE EVENT OR YOUR MEMBERSHIP STATUS?
Contact the OSMA at (800) 766-6762 or info@osma.org.