Medical Decision Making (MDM) Under the 2021 E/M Office Visit Guidelines

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Medical Decision Making (MDM) Under the 2021 E/M Office Visit Guidelines – July 23

Course Overview

Course Content

Course Instructor

Instructor: Betty A. Hovey
BSHAM, CCS-P, CDIP, CPC, COC, CPMA, CPCD, CPB, CPC-I

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CEUs: Up to 2
Must complete CEU Quiz to obtain 1 bonus CEU

CEU’s Expire 5/31/23

Duration: 1 Hour

Skill Level: Intermediate / Advanced

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Date: Saturday, July 23, 2022

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Time: 1:00pm CST

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AAPC Accreditation

AHIMA Accreditation

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Core A CEUs

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Applicable to all certifications except CIRCC and CASCC

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You receive 1 CEU when watching live.

To obtain 1 Bonus CEU, you must complete the quiz after watching live.

*All of your course certificates can be found in your student portal.

Course Overview

The 2021 revisions to the Office/Other Outpatient E/M Visit Services are still being questioned by practices when putting them into practice. Under what circumstances can reviewing/analyzing data be counted? When is a stable, chronic condition not stable? In this webinar, we will look at the 2021 revised E/M guidelines, MDM table, the 2021 definitions added to CPT for Office/Other Outpatient Visit Services and review multiple examples of different medical record entries for practical application.

In this presentation, listen to Betty Hovey, BSHAM, CPC, CCS-P, CDIP, COC, CPMA, CPCD, CPB, CPC-I as she discusses how to determine the proper E/M office visit level utilizing the new MDM Table, including:

Agenda

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How to determine if a chronic condition is stable or exacerbated

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Do self-limited/minor problems always support a level 2 visit only?

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How to figure out the new Data elements

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When can you count a test ordered?

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When can you count review of a test?

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Can an external physician be in your practice?

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What elements are needed for 99211?

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How do Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) factor into the MDM Table?

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Are those definitions important?

Learning Objectives

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Learning Objective 1

Upon completion, participants will be able to apply the 2021 Office/Other Outpatient Visit E/M definitions in CPT to the medical record.

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Learning Objective 2

Upon completion, participants will be able to utilize the revised 2021 Medical Decision Making (MDM) Table in CPT to review Office/Other Outpatient Visit services.

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Learning Objective 3

Upon completion, participants will be able to demonstrate to physician and other providers proper documentation that supports the level of services reported.

We will walk through the MDM Table and discuss each element, how each column is determined, and how the columns work together for a final level determination. Multiple examples will be worked through to ensure a better understanding of the MDM Table.

This webinar useful for auditors, coders, billers, physicians/other providers, and anyone that needs a better understanding of the MDM Table.

Course Content

Course Introduction

Welcome to Medical Decision Making (MDM) Under the 2021 E/M Office Visit Guidelines – July 23

Watch Live

Medical Decision Making (MDM) Under the 2021 E/M Office Visit Guidelines – LIVE – July 23

Accreditation Quiz – Medical Decision Making (MDM) Under the 2021 E/M Office Visit Guidelines – July 23

Course Instructor

Betty A. Hovey

BSHAM, CCS-P, CDIP, CPC, COC, CPMA, CPCD, CPB, CPC-I

Betty is a nationally recognized health care consultant and speaker with over thirty years of health care experience. She has spent years on the “front lines,” managing practices, and directing health care system departments. Betty has educated medical coders, managers, health plans, administrators, physicians, and nonphysician practitioners all across the country. She has co-written manuals on ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and CPT specialty areas.

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