The Medical Society of Virginia (MSV) is proud to partner with the Practice Management Institute (PMI) to provide its specialized practice management classes for medical office professionals across Virginia.
Topics include billing and reimbursement, insurance claims processing, telehealth reimbursement, patient collections, medical coding, front office skills, and more.
PMI trains and certifies medical office managers and staff working in coding, billing, auditing, and compliance.
New and experienced professionals learn current guidelines and best practices to perform more effectively in their role. Providers and consultants on the business side of outpatient services learn the practical application of medical office administration guidelines.
This class will help medical coders work with clinical providers to assess and gather the information needed in the documentation to support appropriate code assignments.
Learning objectives:
This course provides an overview of important concepts related to HCC coding. Successful risk adjustment and payment reimbursement require accurate reporting and proper provider documentation of a patient’s illness severity. Providers and coders must follow ICD-10-CM guidelines when selecting diagnosis codes for an encounter, and determine whether to use all current and past conditions. Special care should be taken with selecting specific diagnosis codes for chronic conditions.
It is important to know what types of unspecified codes do not carry a risk-adjusted factor (RAF). Practices often neglect to report status codes, and failure to do so has negative consequences in risk-adjusted diagnosis coding. It is imperative to improve documentation to replace unspecified codes with more specific diagnosis codes.
Attend this robust training and master proper ICD-10-CM code selection. Improve your comprehension of diagnostic coding rules and gain valuable tips for correct coding of diseases, injuries, conditions, and symptoms. The instructor will review general coding guidelines and conventions before guiding participants through chapter specific guidelines with coding exercises in 21 chapters of ICD-10-CM.
Learning Objectives:
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the primary federal agency responsible for setting and enforcing workplace safety and health standards in the U.S., and plays a critical role in establishing guidance that protect both healthcare workers and patients from occupational hazards. Review OSHA standards most relevant to clinical facilities:
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PMI has been a trusted resource for medical office teams since 1983. Live classes and online learning options are available year-round, taught by instructors with direct experience in healthcare administration. These practice management classes address the latest updates in medical office coding, billing, operations, and compliance.
