Diagnosis Coding Pro for Home Health and The Board of Medical Specialty Coding present...
Prepare for the New 2008 ICD-9 Codes for Home Health
Audio Conference • Tuesday, September 25,
2007 • 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. ET
Do you know how to use the 144 new ICD-9
codes that will take effect Oct. 1? You can’t afford not to: Several
new codes will garner case-mix points under a complex new
PPS system – but only under certain circumstances.
Example: Dementia code 294.1 and certain cancer and benign
neoplasm codes would earn case-mix points, depending on the
episode of care and the number of therapy visits.
And beware of the new 5th digit extensions
to dysphagia. They could be worth a variety of case-mix
points – but
only if you use them correctly.
Learn the details when you tune into
this live training session on Tuesday, Sept. 25. Top home
care coding authority Lisa Selman-Holman pored through the
changes and analyzed how they’ll
impact your agency. Join her for a no-nonsense, plain-English
explanation of the new codes, including:
- When to start
using them: The answer will vary depending on the start of care, when
the recertification assessment is completed and other
factors. You’ll
get the complete rundown, including scenarios to help you
retain the information.
- Details about new
5th-digit extensions to dysphagia (787.20 – 787.29)
and how they’ll garner case-mix points when the PPS
changes take effect in January.
- Complete information
regarding 54 distinct new codes for lymphoma (200.30 – 202.78)
and the case-mix potential they’ll bring.
- The lowdown
on 21 new V codes that will help you provide more information
about a patient’s condition, such
as a personal history of sudden cardiac arrest (V12.53)
and personal history of transient ischemic attack (V12.54).
- A briefing on 16 codes that have been retired, including
a few popular catch-alls!
- Details on 5 revised
codes, including
two for hearing loss and deafness.
- Last-minute additions
and changes to the Tabular by the ICD-9-CM Coordination
and Maintenance Committee.
This is the most comprehensive new code
prep course offered anywhere for home health. You won’t
want to miss it! Join us on Tuesday, June 12 for the first
word on the new code set. Best part: pay just one registration
fee and your entire staff can listen in and ask Lisa their
questions.
Head’s up: All of
code changes take effect Oct. 1, 2007 (there is no grace period).
Be ready! Register today for this “must attend” event.
One registration
fee lets your entire staff listen in!
Save money - no travel expenses!
Your Expert Speaker:
Lisa
Selman-Holman, JD, BSN, RN, HCS-D, COS-C, is a 20 year veteran of home care as an
RN and attorney and is founder of Selman-Holman & Associates,
a home care management and consulting company based
in Denton, Texas.
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Who Should Attend:
This conference benefits a wide variety of home health professionals:
- Coders
- Billers
- QA/QI staff
- Clinical field staff/supervisors
- Administrators
There is no limit to the number
of staff from your office who can tune in to the seminar via
speakerphone. Invite them all to join you. A single
registration fee pays for your entire team! (One
dial-in per registration fee.)
Sponsors
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The Board of Medical Specialty Coding is a professional organization certifying specialty coders in physician, facility and sub-acute care settings. BMSC offers the Homecare Coding Specialist – Diagnosis (HCS-D) credential for homecare coding, billing, clinical and administrative staff.
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4 Ways to Register
1. Register
online
2. Call (866) 620-5939 or (301) 287-2642
3. E-mail conf@decisionhealth.com
4. Mail registration to:
Conference Department - A1319
11300 Rockville Pike
Suite 1100
Rockville, MD 20852
Make checks payable to: DecisionHealth
- A1319 (TIN: 52- 05881)
Payment must be received by the day of the conference
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made within 3 business days of the conference
are subject to a $50 service fee. Registrants who do not
dial in and who do not cancel before the conference date
are liable for the full conference fee. Cancellations must
be made by fax or email. Fax to the conference department
at 301-287-2535 or email to conf@decisionhealth.com.
Telephone cancellations are not accepted.
We reserve the right to substitute a
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