The Ohio Ophthalmology Society (OOS) has joined with several other state ophthalmology societies across the country to offer practice management seminars to its members. Midday Management Webinars will be offered throughout the year, free to OOS member practices. Join us next month and throughout next year.
Welcome and Introduction
- Overview of Webinar Objectives
- Importance of Accurate Coding
New and Revised Codes
- Highlights of over 50 new and revised codes
- Focus on diabetes, eyelid inflammation, multiple sclerosis, thyroid orbitopathy, and more
Expanded Definitions and Guidelines
- Introduction to expanded coding definitions
- Review of ICD-10-CM conventions and guidelines for specificity and laterality
Reference Tools and Lists
- Tour of Alphabetical and Tabular code lists
- Overview of the neoplasm and drug/chemical tables
Updates to Notes and Identifiers
- Discuss additions/deletions of “Excludes1” and “Includes” notes
- Explanation of “New” and “Revised” identifiers
Increase Scrutiny by Office of Medicaid Inspector General
- 8 Common Ophthalmology Procedures Targeted for Audit
Q&A Session
- Open floor for participant questions
- Closing remarks and next steps
Presenter:
Jacqueline Thelian CPC, CPC-I, CHCA, CPMA is a health care consultant, certified professional coder & auditor, and subject matter expert with more than 20 years of experience in medical coding and business management. Her extensive experience includes physician practice manage-ment, as well as coding/billing compliance and reimbursement issues. Jackie has taught in a variety of settings including academic medical centers, hospitals, private physician practices and seminars sponsored by numerous medical and specialty societies.
Collaborator: NYS Ophthalmological Society
Those registered will be sent connection information a few days prior to the event. The program will also be recorded and available to registrants for download after the live event.
Call (614) 527-6799 or email: oos@ohioeye.org.