There is still much confusion on how to bill for transurethral resection and/or fulguration of solitary or multiple bladder tumors. What diagnoses are necessary? How can one code for stage and grade of tumors? This presentation will answer all of these questions and more as well as ensure proper coding for the many clinical scenarios that come up with bladder tumors.
If you are a:
- Urologist that is interested in proper coding and entitled reimbursement
- Coder and/or Biller who actually codes/bills for these various clinical scenarios
- Office managers or administrators who deal with questions on proper coding and payment for services
…the you should be part of this learning session.
Join expert speaker, Dr. Michael A. Ferragamo, MD, FACS, as he answers all these questions in this 90-minute webinar to learn more about this very timely topic. There will also be a live question and answer sessions with Dr. Ferragamo so that he can respond to your questions on the spot.
This webinar will help you:
- be compliant with CERTs and RAC Audits
- have accurate coding
- encounter less denials with payments
- have less underpayments
- get more correct reimbursements
- avoid paybacks to carriers
You should sign up for this webinar If you are a:
- Urologist that is interested in proper coding and entitled reimbursement
- Coder and/or Biller who actually codes/bills for these various clinical scenarios
- Office managers or administrators who deal with questions on proper coding and payment for services
Click HERE to download this On Demand Webinar.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Dr. Michael A. Ferragamo, MD, FACS, is a well-renowned and much sought after speaker in the field of Urology and Coding. He has presented numerous national teleconferences for The Coding Institute, ELI Research and Decision Health, with CodingCon 2011: Las Vegas as the latest. He received his undergraduate degree from Columbia University in New York City, his medical degree for the State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York and after 2 years of general surgical training at The Brooklyn Hospital, completed his three years of urological training at the Kings County Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York under the late Keith R. Waterhouse, MD.
Presently, he is a consultant for the Physicians Reimbursement Systems in Denver, CO, the American Association of Professional Coders as well as a coding consultant for a number of private practices, medical institutions, clinics and hospitals such as the Urology Department of both The Mayo Clinic and New York University, just to name a few.
