Open your eyes to a new reimbursement opportunity for cataract surgery anesthesia.
If keeping up with all upcoming CPT, ICD-9, HCPCS and RVU changes is about to put you under, take heart. Anesthesia reimbursement expert Kelly Dennis is here to tell you all you need to know -- and only what you need to know -- to keep your practice thriving in 2009. In just 60-minutes, she opens your eyes to new reimbursement opportunities -- plus all the new pitfalls you can’t afford to miss.
Topics covered:
New anesthesia coding option for CABG with pump oxygenator -- plus, some crucial instructions for using the code correctly.
3 new anesthesia codes you can’t afford to miss.
More reimbursement for cataract surgery anesthesia? Here’s when you will -- and won't -- get it.
RVU changes in the 2009 Physician Fee Schedule and how they will help -- or hurt -- your practice in 2009.
The ICD-9 changes you must know to make sure you keep your medical necessity at the top of its game.
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Your Expert Speakers
Kelly Dennis, MBA, CPC, ACS-AP, has more than 23 years experience in anesthesia billing. She received her Master of Business Administration degree, Summa Cum Laude from AIU University, November 2005. She became a certified coder with the American Academy of Professional Coders in 2001, a PMCC certified instructor in 2002, received a Certificate of Proficiency in Anesthesiology from the American Academy of Professional Coders, and is an Advanced Certified Coding Specialist in Anesthesia and Pain Management. In addition, Dennis serves as lead anesthesia advisor for the Board of Advanced Medical Coding.
