Non-Vascular Interventional Radiology: Clear Up Coding Confusion

Know how to interpret information in reports to select the correct codes

CPT codes for reporting non-vascular interventional radiology procedures saw a host of changes in 2016—and more changes are expected in interventional radiology for 2017.

Expert speaker Stacie L. Buck, RHIA, CCS-P, CIRCC, RCC, will review 2016 changes to urinary and biliary procedures, while also discussing differences between aspiration and drainage procedures and previewing 2017 changes. She will use actual records to demonstrate what terminology coders need to look for in order to select the most accurate code. As a bonus, listeners will receive revess to two quick reference coding guides designed by Buck.

Meet the Speaker

Stacie L. Buck, RHIA, CCS-P, CIRCC, RCC, is president and senior consultant for RadRx of Stuart, Florida, and provides coding, auditing, and education services for providers of diagnostic and interventional radiology services on a nationwide basis. Buck has 23 years’ experience in healthcare, 15 of those in radiology. She is a nationally sought out speaker who has presented over 100 coding seminars.

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