Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes are used to describe tests, surgeries, evaluations, and any other medical procedure performed by a healthcare provider. Evaluation and Management (E/M) codes, a particular type of CPT code, capture the physician’s work: the skill, effort, time, and knowledge needed to diagnose and treat an illness or injury.
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Practical Coding Experience: Ambulatory Surgery provides hands-on coding practice on commonly performed procedures. Includes ICD-10-CM and CPT coding coupled with instant feedback and explanations. Using Libman Education’s proprietary Coding Workspace™ format, learners sharpen their skills as they follow correct coding pathways and apply coding guidelines with confidence. -
CPT®: Injection and Infusion Coding for Facilities explains I&I coding in a step-by-step process to ensure accurate coding of services provided in Oncology Units, Infusion Units, and Emergency Rooms. -
One of the most demanding aspects of outpatient coding is the selection of injection and infusion (I&I) codes. As the sequel course to CPT®: Injection and Infusion Coding for Facilities, CPT®: Advanced Injection and Infusion Coding for Facilities describes the more complicated scenarios encountered when coding injections and infusions.
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CPT coding of breast procedures requires detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, the guidance specific to proper coding of breast procedures, and clinical knowledge of both breast anatomy and current medical procedures. CPT®: Coding of Breast Procedures explores the documentation necessary to distinguish between similar or related common breast procedures and ensure coding is both accurate and complete. -
CPT coding of obstetrical procedures performed by physicians and other providers requires detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, the guidance specific to proper coding of obstetrical procedures, and clinical knowledge of both anatomy and current obstetrical procedures. Course includes hands-on practice coding obstetrical services from antepartum through postpartum. -
Accurate and complete coding of provider services related to skin procedures is challenging: the codes themselves are complicated and the code definitions often do not match the terms used by providers. CPT®: Coding of Skin Lesion Procedures provides detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, the guidance specific to proper coding of skin lesion procedures, and clinical knowledge of skin anatomy, skin lesions, and current medical procedures. -
CPT coding of skin graft procedures requires detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, the guidance specific to proper coding of skin graft procedures, and clinical knowledge of both skin anatomy and current medical procedures. CPT®: Coding of Skin Graft Procedures explores the documentation necessary to distinguish between similar or related common procedures to ensure coding that is both accurate and complete. -
CPT®: Coding of Spinal Fusion Procedures provides the learner with clinical knowledge of spine anatomy and current medical procedures, detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, and insightful guidance on proper coding of spinal fusion procedures. Hands-on tools take the learner step-by-step from documentation to accurate coding. -
CPT®: Coding of Gastroenterology Endoscopic Procedures provides the learner with clinical knowledge of anatomy and current medical procedures, detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, and insightful guidance on proper coding of gastroenterology endoscopy procedures. Hands-on tools take the learner step-by-step from documentation to accurate coding. -
CPT®: Injection and Infusion Coding for Professional Fee Services explains this complex coding challenge to ensure accurate coding of services provided in providers' offices and clinics. Improving the accuracy and quality of Injection and Infusion coding will ensure proper reimbursement and less frequent denials. -
Fracture care coding - for all specialties! Includes CPT, ICD-10-CM, guidance on global fracture care, how to read the procedure report, when to bill E/M, splint application, and supplies separately. Course provides instruction on proper coding of fractures seen in the outpatient and professional fee settings supplemented with hands-on coding practice and detailed guidance on correct code assignment. -
Telehealth uses electronic communication to support at-a-distance contact between patients and providers allowing care, education, intervention, and monitoring to occur remotely. Nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, walks you through what you need to know to ensure accurate and defensible CPT coding and billing for telehealth services. -
Accurate and complete coding of provider services related to colon and rectal procedures is challenging. CPT®: Coding of Colon and Rectal Procedures provides detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system, the guidance specific to proper coding of colon and rectal procedures, and clinical knowledge of anatomy and current medical procedures. -
Coding and documentation for common to complex foot care diagnoses and procedures with guidance on proper billing of professional fee services. Nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, walks you through what you need to know to ensure accurate and defensible CPT coding and billing for foot care services. -
Non-Physician Practitioners (NPP) are an increasingly important part of the care team in many organizations. Helping practices maximize the role of these providers and ensure they are paid appropriately for NPP services requires an understanding of the unique requirements that apply. Nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, walks you through what you need to know. -
CPT®: Laboratory and Pathology Report Coding by nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, walks you through what you need to know to ensure accurate and defensible CPT coding and billing for laboratory and pathology services.