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With more than 700 changes to the ICD-10-CM code set taking effect October 1, it’s time to dive into how these changes influence code sequencing and payment. As value-based payment programs continue to proliferate, providers must ensure they’re coding to the highest degree of specificity to ensure accurate reimbursement and avoid penalties.

Here's a look at the webinar agenda:

Updates to ICD-10-CM guidelines
- Effects of eliminating major sequencing issues for COPD and lower respiratory infections
- New exclusion guidance for anemia in neoplastic disease
Changes to diagnosis codes for heart conditions
- Heart failure classifications
- Potential future code changes
In-depth review of conditions related to the eye
- Degenerative myopia
- WHO classification of blindness and low vision
Payment impact of certain code changes
- Acute respiratory distress vs. acute respiratory failure
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