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CPT® copyright 2015 American Medical Association. All rights reserved.

Webite: www.codinginstitute.com | E-mail: [email protected] | Phone: 704-303-8150

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CONTENTS

NEWSLETTERS 4

Medical Coding Newsletters

Compliance Newsletters

Post Acute Newsletters

BOOKS 7

Medical Code Books

Medical Specialty Illustrated Books

Special Handbooks

CHARTS 11

ICD-10 Specialty Specifc Charts

CONSULTING & AUDITING SERVICES 12

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD & EXPERT PANEL 13

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Each month, the 30+ Coding Alerts from The Coding Institute provide clear answers to your specialty’stoughest coding challenges. Whether it’s clarifications on ICD-10 transition, detailed instructions on

tricky coding scenarios, or updates on how the latest changes will aect your practice, our specialtynewsletters provide everything you need to know to ethically optimize your reimbursement, simplifyyour job, and make your practice more profitable.

TCI’s team of CPC®-certified consultants, coders, trainers, and editors is unmatched in its expertise.

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Online archive (1 year access): Get access to a keyword-searchable database of all our archivednewsletter content on SuperCoder.com for a complete year.

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NEWSLETTERS


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Anesthesia Coding Alert

Cardiology Coding Alert

Chiropractic Coding & Compliance Alert

Dermatology Coding Alert

ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert

E/M Coding Alert

Family Practice Coding Alert

Gastroenterology Coding Alert

General Surgery Coding Alert

ICD-10 Coding Alert

Internal Medicine Coding Alert

Modifier Coding Alert

Neurology and Pain Management Coding Alert

Neurosurgery Coding Alert

Ob-Gyn Coding Alert

Oncology and Hematology Coding Alert

Ophthalmology Coding Alert

Oral Surgery Coding & Reimbursement Alert

Orthopedic Coding Alert

Otolaryngology Coding Alert

Outpatient Alert

Pain Management Coding Alert

Pathology/Lab Coding Alert

Pediatric Coding Alert

Physical Medicine and Rehab Coding Alert

Podiatry Coding Alert

Psychiatry Coding & Reimbursement Alert

Pulmonology Coding Alert

Radiology Coding Alert

Urology Coding Alert

COMPLIANCE NEWsLETTErs

Health Information Compliance Alert

Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement

Practice Management Alert

Inpatient Facility Coding & Compliance Alert

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MEdICAL COdINg NEWsLETTErs


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POsT ACuTE NEWsLETTErs

Eli Healthcare Publications oer breaking news and expert analysis on reimbursement, compliance,finance and operations for post-acute care providers. Our seasoned editorial team keeps tabs on CMS’slatest changes as well as policy and payment system updates. Every issue gives you plain-English guidanceand explanations to keep your organization in the know and operating in the best practices zone.

A a bcibe, yo will qalify fo thee aitional cttin-ee eoce eine to helpyo tay on top with:

Online Archive of all past issues (1 year access): Get your latest issue before it even goes topress with access to your newsletter content on SuperCoder.com. Plus, get keyword-searchabledatabase of our entire archived newsletter content.

Tailor-made answers to the toughest challenges so you don’t face the same problem.

Eli’s Hospice Insider

Eli’s MDS Alert

Eli’s OASIS Alert

Home Health ICD-9/ICD-10 Alert

Long Term Care Survey Alert

Eli’s Home Care Week

Eli’s Rehab Report


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BOOKS

MEdICAL sPECIALTY ILLusTrATEd BOOks

Tailor-made for 18 specialties, SuperCoder Illustrated Specialty Guides provide updated informationand description for every CPT® code ‒ official guidelines, CCI eits, Relative Value Uits (RVUs), easy-to-uersta Lay Terms, lobal ays, a a proceure illustratio where appropriate.

Each boo come with:

Latest CPT® procedure codes

ICD-9 & ICD-10 CrossReference

Easy-to-read list of comprehensive CCI edits that safeguards payments

Global Day allowances that help you break Postop bundles

Medicare Physician Fees to help you plug revenue drains

Easy-to-understand Lay Terms that help to boost your coding accuracy

Pl, yo alo et a pecial eal if yo want to by moe than 3 boo.

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2016 AMA CPT®Pofeional

2016 ICd-10-PCsManal

2016 PocealCoin Avio

2016 Leacy ICd-9-CMExpet fo PhyicianVol. 1 & 2

2016 HCPCs Level IIAvio

2016 ICd-9-CM Aviofo Hopital/PayeVol. 1-3

2016 ICd-10-CMManal

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Pain ManaementCoin Hanboo 2016

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CHARTS

THE COdIng InSTITUTE’S ICd-10 CHARTS 2016

Have your specialty’s top ICD-10-CM codes on your desk for faster learning with ICD-10 charts fromRapid Coder. These double-sided laminated quick-reference charts (8.5 X 11 & 24 X 36) for 30 specialtiesprovide all the ICD-10-CM code options for the common word terms physicians use.

The chat cove thee pecialtie:

Anesthesia Nephrology Plastic SurgeryAllergy/immunology Neurology/neurosurgery Podiatry

Cardiology Obstetrics/Gynecology Primary Care

Chiropractic Oncology/Hematology Psychiatry

Dermatology Ophthalmology/Optometry PulmonologyEmergency Medicines Orthopedics Radiology

Endocrinology Otolaryngology Rheumatology

Gastroenterology Pathology/lab Thoracic/vascular

General Surgery Pediatrics Urology

Infectious Disease Physiatry/Rehabilitation Urgent Care

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Abbreviations: Rt-Right,Lt-Left, Uni-Unilateral,Bi-Bilateral, Un / Unspec.-Unspecifed, Char.-Character,

Dz.-Disease, Diab.-Diabetic.7th Character:7th indicatesacode requiresa7thcharacterfor encountertype.Codesmarkedwith 7th inthischart

havethese7 th characteroptions: A - Initial Encounter

D - Subsequent EncounterS - Sequela.

Colors: When a code’s nalcharacter depends on the sideof the body affected, colors are

used to match the side to thecorresponding character option,as show n in this example:

CerumenImpaction(Un/Rt/Lt/Bi) H61.20 /1/2/3

ABDOMINALPAIN R10.9

RUQ R10.11 LUQ R10.12 RLQ R10.31 LLQ R10.32

Epigastric R10.13 Generalized R10.84 Periumbilical R10.33

Abd. / Pelvic Symptoms Other

R19.8

ABNORMALITYINEXAMS/TESTS Alkaline Phosphatase R74.8

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URINALYSISBacteriuria N39.0

Biliuria R82.2 Cells / Casts R82.99 Glycosuria R81 Hematuria R31.9

Gross R31.0 Microscopic

Benign essential R31.1 Other R31.2 Hemoglobinuria R82.3

Ketonuria R82.4 Proteinuria R80.9 Pyuria / UTI N39.0

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CELLULITIS Abdominal Wall L02.211

Anorectal K61.2 Arm (Rt/Lt) L02.413/4 Axilla (Rt/Lt) L02.411/2 Back L02.212 Buttock L02.31

Chest J86.9 Face L02.01 Head L02.811 Neck L02.11

Peritonsillar J36 Tooth K04.7 Unspec. Site L02.91 Acidosis,Metabolic/ Respiratory

E87.2 Acne Vulgaris L70.0

Addison’s Disease E27.1 Adenoiditis, Chronic J35.02 Adenoids, Hypertrophy J35.2

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CONSULTING

& AUDITINGSERVICES

TCI’s Cosulti & Reveue Cycle Solutios will provide your organization with cost-eective solutionsfor your toughest coding, billing, documentation, and compliance challenges.

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From ICD-10 specialty-specific training to top specialty error areas, your comprehension and accuracywill soar after a Coding Institute educator trains your sta onsite or online.

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Our Medical Coding Team has more than 110 years of combined experience. A strong team ofmultispecialty Certified Coders will provide accurate coding with short turnaround time. Our triple-layer Quality assurance process will minimize errors, timely claims submission and help boost yourreimbursement and bottom line.

Chat Aitin

TCI’s experienced team of Auditors provide auditing services; with detailed review results, providereducation, reimbursement comparisons, including documentation improvement tips. We ensure HIPAAcompliance while doing remote audits without disrupting your office’s daily routine.

ri Manaement

Is your organization able to withstand the increased scrutiny from RACs, MACs, MPICs, ZPICs, andprivate payer audit programs? We’ll help you zero in on compliance hot-spots before they cause yourorganization problems.


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EDITORIAL

ADVISORY

BOARD & EXPERTPANEL

H Joel V. Brill, Md, AgAF, FASgE, FACg, CHCQM,

represents the American GastroenterologicalAssociation on the CPT® Editorial Panel.

Barbara J. Cobuzzi, MBA, CPC, CEnTC, CPCH,

CPCP, CPC-I, CHCC, is president of CRN HealthcareSolutions, a consulting firm in Tinton Falls, N.J.Ms Cobuzzi is a past member of the AmericanAcademy of Professional Coders National AdvisoryBoard as well as their Executive Board

Je goreau, BA, CPC, CPMA, CPEdC-AHIMA

Aprove ICd-10-CM/PCS Traier, director ofdevelopment and operations for SuperCoder.com,

specializes in medical coding policy for severalspecialties. She wrote the ICD-9 study guide forthe Certified Otolaryngology Coder™ (CENTC™)examination oered through AAPC and editedthe 2011 Professional Medical Coding Curriculumthat AAPC certified instructors us

Michael graovsky, Md, FACEP, CPC, CEdC, ispresi-dent of LogixHealth, an ED Coding andBilling company in Bedford, Mass. He is the directorof the American Col-lege of Emergency Physicians(ACEP) Coding and Reim-bursement course aswell as the chairman of ACEP’s Na-tional Codingand Advisory Committee.

Sarah L. gooma, MBA, CPC-H, CCP, FCS, isan active member of both the North Carolinachapter of the Health-care Financial Management

Association (NCHFMA) and of the Triangle N.C.chapter of AAPC, having as National Advisory Boardmember (2002-2005). She is currently serving onthe Board of Governors for the American Col-legeof Medical Coding Specialists (ACMCS).

Charles F. Koopma Jr., Md, MHSA, is professorand associate chair at the University of Michigan’sdepart-ment of otolaryngology in Ann Arbor, anda former AMA CPT® Editorial Panel member.

Suzae Burmeister, BA, MPhil, CPC, COBgC,AHIMA-approve ICd-10-CM traier. Eachmonth, she guides practices and hospitals in beststrategies and educates coders in common ICD-10coding changes, in ICD-10 Coding Alert.

gle d. Litteber, Md, FACP, is a member of theAmerican Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopyand the AMA CPT® Advisory Committee.

Maie M. Mac, CPC, CEMC, CHC, CMM, ICCE, presi-dent of Maggie Mac-Medical Practice Consulting,

Clear-water, Fla., and Brooklyn, N.Y., is a nationalspeaker on topics dealing with medical practicecompliance issues, coding and reimbursement,chart audits, and federal regulations.


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Richar A. Moltei, Md, is a member of theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics and the AMA

CPT® Advisory Com-mittee.

Carol Pohli, BSn, Rn, CPC, ACS, is a senior coding& education specialist in the Office of ClinicalDocumenta-tion for the Department of Medicinefor the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.She is on the National Ad-visory Board and severalSpecialty Boards for the Board of Medical SpecialtyCoding.

Richar Harriso Tuck, Md, FAAP, is affiliated

with PrimeCare of Southeastern Ohio and ismedical director for Quality Care Partners. Heis on the National Commit-tee on Coding andReimbursement, American Academy of Pediatrics(AAP) and serves as the Academy of Pediatricsrepresentative to the AMA RBRVS Review UpdateCom-mittee (RUC).

Melaie Witt, Rn, CPC, MA, CPT®-OgS, providescoding education seminars to individual ob-

gyn practices and performs shadow audits forpractices that have been tar-geted by third-partypayers for overpayments or fraud and abuse or

compliance issues. She is on the Advisory Boardand is the technical editor for The Coding Insti-

tute’s monthly newsletter Ob-Gyn Coding Alert.

Jill M. You, CPC, CEdC, CIMC is the principal ofYoung Medical Consulting LLC. She is a memberof the Local Chapter Board National Board ofthe AAPC (AAPC-CA). She has given educationallectures nationally for the AAPC and for theMichigan State Medical Society. She has been atopic speaker at the AAPC National Conference forthe past five years.

Beth Marti, BS, CPC-H authored a medicalcoding textbook for beginners and has taughtmedical coding, chart auditing, and all facets of therevenue cycle for over 12 years. She also worked asa healthcare consultant and coding and revenuecycle manager.

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