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.
Join us for a practical review of the ICD-10-CM updates that will impact claims, compliance, and reimbursement effective October 1, 2026.
Learn what practices need to know about 1CD-10-CM code set changes to stay compliant and be paid correctly. Walk through a review of coding guidelines and be informed of the latest changes to the code set. The FY 2027 update affects coding of many common conditions seen in primary care and specialty practices. New and revised codes provide greater specificity for metastatic cancers, blood disorders, liver disease, plantar fasciitis, sinusitis, BMI reporting, and other frequently reported diagnoses.
Revenue cycle teams sit at the intersection of the most expensive drugs, the most aggressive prior authorization programs, and the narrowest margins in physician practice. A single denied claim is rarely just a denied claim, it is a regimen mid-cycle, a J-code with 4-5 digits of dollars attached, and a patient already in the chair.
This session walks the denial categories that consistently dominate hematology/oncology AR, mapped to the patient treatment lifecycle they show up in: coverage and eligibility at the start of a regimen, prior authorization mismatch, J-code unit and waste documentation, infusion administration hierarchy, and site-of-service downgrades.
The goal is not denial management as a permanent department function. The goal is fewer denials in the queue next quarter than this one, and the data to prove it.
Satisfied and engaged patients are most likely to achieve better outcomes, which helps your office maximize payment incentives.
Learn why team engagement is essential for the Quality Payment Program (QPP) and how the patient experience affects quality measures. Create a plan to follow-up and act on negative feedback. Learn when and how to discharge patients not following their care plan.
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.
