Challenges for Wound Care Coding in 2016

Upcoming Webcast

Presented on:
Thursday, April 21 2016
1:00–2:30 p.m. Eastern

Presented by:
Gloria Miller, CPC, CPMA, CPPM

Coding for wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) services brings unique challenges. These changes have continued into 2016 with updated guidance that has led to provider confusion. This presentation will address new and potentially conflicting language in local coverage determinations (LCD) for wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Join expert speaker Gloria Miller, CPC, CPMA, CPPM, while she reviews HBO ICD-10 codes required for payment by Medicare and addresses the new guidance and regulations of the changing healthcare landscape. Miller will explain the latest changes for reporting services at provider-based clinics and take a look at what’s next for wound care coding.

Agenda

Discuss LCD language for HBO, debridement, and skin substitutions
Review current provider-based changes regarding off- and on-campus modifiers
Explain HBO ICD-10 requirements and updates
Cover incident-to billing for wound care
Live Q&A

Price: $259

Meet the Speaker

Gloria Miller, CPC, CPMA, CPPM, is vice president of reimbursement services at Comprehensive Healthcare Solutions, Inc. in Seattle, Washington, and assists hospitals with correct documenting, coding and billing for wound care and hyperbaric services. She has many years of varied experience in healthcare reimbursement including durable medical equipment, hospital billing, skilled nursing facility billing, and infusion pharmacy billing.

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