KENT MOORE, EMILY HILL, ERIN SOLIS
The 2022 updates don't include massive E/M coding changes like last year, but several changes are much-needed and relevant to family physicians.
BETSY NICOLETTI, VINITA MAGOON
In the exam room, the distinction between one type of visit and another isn't always clear. It's important to know when — and how — you can bill for both.
KELLIA J. HANSMANN
From wellness visits to opting out, here are nine commonly asked questions about Medicare.
THOMAS WEIDA, JANE WEIDA
Getting clear on the new coding rules can help you eliminate bloated documentation and improve reimbursement to reflect the value of your visits.
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SARINA SCHRAGER
“It's not enough to be busy; so are the ants. The question is, what are we busy about?” — Henry David Thoreau
SAMUEL L. CHURCH
There's more work to be done, but the new rules simplified documentation and coding criteria and should result in increased revenue.
CINDY HUGHES
PROBLEM NOT ADDRESSED UNTIL FOLLOW-UP VISIT | INCIDENT-TO ANNUAL WELLNESS VISITS | TREATING SECOND-DEGREE BURNS | DIAGNOSIS CODES FOR INFANT WITH PROBLEM RULED OUT DURING VISIT
SIMPLIFY DOCUMENTATION OF HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAM FOR INPATIENT CODING | CAPTURE ALL OF YOUR TIME FOR OUTPATIENT E/M CODING
SANFORD J. BROWN
Providing excellent patient service isn't an add-on. It's what we're supposed to do.
SWEETY JAIN
In this short poem, a physician processes the dilemma of caring for patients who won’t take advice when it comes to vaccination.
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