Description

Spine surgery is Versus and time taking for the surgeons that carry out the processes. The codes for spine surgery service could also be very difficult and time-consuming and tedious and it is important that everybody involved has a comprehension of the documentation required, and the best possible task of CPT® and ICD-10-CM codes to guarantee that the most extreme conceivable reimbursement is received for all the methods that are implemented.

Areas Covered in the Session:

•  Making use of appropriate CPT®, ICD-10-CM, and proper modifiers can have the effect of the difference in payment versus denial.
• The approach by which a claim is coded depicts the service and unique conditions that are available when there are complications from earlier treatment.
• During this conference, we will utilize genuine examples of spine surgery the documentation to see how we report the suitable information on the claim for payment the first time.
• We will likewise survey the most widely recognized denials and mistakes in repayment to give tips on how these ought to be appealed to insurance bearers.

Agenda of the Session:

• CPT codes in the 20000's and 60000's for spine surgery
• Reports of co-surgeons and aides and the contrasts between CPT and Medicare for these conditions
• Laminotomy Versus Laminectomy, what is the distinction.
• Allocating ICD-10-CM codes to detect the particular conditions and ranges of the spine.
• Surgical cases that include anterior and posterior methodologies.
• Appropriate coding of cases that are carried out on different days or stages
• Suggestions for documentation for expanded strategies and the utilization of modifier 22.
• Combined fusion and laminectomy, why the refusals?

Who will benefit: 

• Physicians’ assistants
• Professional nurses
• Neurosurgeons surgery schedulers
• Coders billers
• Medical assistants
• Orthopedic Surgeons
• Everybody in Orthopedic Surgery and Neurosurgery