Outpatient coding focuses on the facility services provided during an encounter including Labs and Radiology, Emergency Room, Surgical Day Care, and Observation. Outpatient coding requires in-depth understanding of ICD-10-CM for diagnoses and CPT and E/M for procedures and services.
Foundational training in ICD-10-CM and CPT and E/M is available from Libman Education.
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Practical Coding Experience™ provides hands-on coding practice coupled with immediate feedback and detailed guidance on correct code assignment. Practical Coding Experience™ courses use carefully selected and challenging real-world reports to sharpen coding skills. Ready to see how Practical Coding Experience™ works? View Video -
E/M: Emergency Department ProFee Services by nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, provides hands-on coding practice coupled with detailed guidance on correct code assignment for professional fee services.
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E/M: Inpatient and Observation ProFee Services by nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, provides hands-on coding practice coupled with detailed guidance on correct code assignment for professional fee services provided by Hospitalists and other Clinicians working in the hospital setting. Two sets of ten carefully selected cases illustrate a wide range of cases and the unique challenges of each.
E/M: Inpatient and Observation ProFee Services 1 is available now. E/M: Inpatient and Observation ProFee Services 2 is slated to be released soon. - E/M: Office and Other Outpatient ProFee Services by nationally-recognized coding authority, Kim Huey, MJ, CHC, CPC, CCS-P, PCS, CPCO, COC, provides hands-on coding practice coupled with detailed guidance on correct code assignment.
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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. - Practical Coding Experience: Emergency Department provides hands-on coding practice in ICD-10-CM and CPT coding coupled with instant feedback and explanations. Using Libman Education’s proprietary Coding Workspace™ format, students sharpen their skills as they learn to follow correct coding pathways and apply coding guidelines with confidence.
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Practical Coding Experience: Emergency Department Trauma Cases provides hands-on coding practice in ICD-10-CM and CPT coding coupled with instant feedback and explanations. Using Libman Education’s proprietary Coding Workspace™ format, students sharpen their skills as they learn to follow correct coding pathways and apply coding guidelines with confidence. -
Practical Coding Experience: Outpatient Spinal Procedures provides hands-on coding practice coupled with detailed guidance on correct code assignment. Using Libman Education’s proprietary Coding Workspace™ format, learners sharpen their coding skills on challenging real-world operative reports varying in complexity from basic to advanced coding including each of the major types of spinal fusion while learning to interpret the documentation. -
CPT®: Coding of Urinary System Procedures provides the learner with insightful guidance on proper coding of urinary system procedures plus clinical knowledge of anatomy and current medical procedures, and detailed understanding of the structure of the CPT coding system. Hands-on tools take the learner step-by-step from documentation to accurate coding. -
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. -
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. -
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 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 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. -
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.