Medical Billing and Coding

coder, coders, coder's A DAVIS’S NOTES BOOK! Increase your confidence with the expert guidance you’ll find in the 2nd Edition of this easy-to-use guide. Text, tables, and grids make finding the information you need to understand medical billing procedures and billing and coding a snap. Davis’s Notes signature style, write-on/wipe off pages for note taking, spiral binding, and thumb tabs, make this a must-have reference that you’ll rely on every day.

billco,highschool,high,school,georgia Please note: The CD packaged with this product is no longer compatible with most current operating systems. Today’s fast-paced and constantly changing health-care environment demands that you find the answers you need quickly and easily. This brand-new approach to billing and coding teaches you the who, what, why, when, and how of proper diagnostic and procedural coding, claim form completion, and medical recordkeeping. A reader-friendly, easy-to-grasp…

ICD-10 comedy

comprehensive, straightforward review takes the complicated process of coding and makes it easy to understand.

New ICD-10 codes to try parody video that highlights a few new diagnosis codes for the ICD-10 transition created by practice management software, Nuesoft

It's been said before. The cost of college is rising between tuition, housing, and textbook costs. Yet, one area to cut spending for students is in the cost of learning materials. Open educational resources (OER) have been sweeping the market, especially with the helpt of higher education movers and shakers like Saylor.org and Open Courseware Consortium. The infographic below shows how open textbooks can save students big money on earning an education.

Mary Stanfill, MBI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, FAHIMA, VP of HIM consulting services at UASI talks about coding documentation gaps and the best ways to fill them in converting to ICD-10.

Deborah Robb, BSHA, CPC, Physician Management Consultant for TrustHCS provides 7 tips get physicians on board with ICD-10

Three overlooked operational areas you may have missed during the initial ICD-10 impact assessment that ICD-10 teams should take a second look at

ICD-10 has far more impact and involves far more change to people, processes and technology than HIPAA 5010. Here are 4 lessons learned from 5010 that can leveraged for your ICD-10 project

Guest post written by Davide Zaccagnini, MD., Director of Medical Informatics at Nuance on coding complexity, meaningful use and the value of innovation

Guest post written by Davide Zaccagnini, MD., Director of Medical Informatics at Nuance on coding complexity, meaningful use and the value of innovation

Gone are the days when denied claims were dealt with in either of the following 2 ways. Your clinic handyman takes a photocopy of the rejected claim and stamps “APPEAL” in big bold letters or some such thing and sends it via the UPS to the insurer. Or else, against your better judgment, you call…

5 ICD-10 steps that have collateral benefit for ICD-9 coding. These tasks should be continued until such time as HHS makes another announcement

A roundup of the best Twitter responses to the ICD-10 delay that was announced by the HHS of the final rule that changes the deadline to 10/1/2014

How to successfully optimize Your EMR to benefit Your CDI program by getting a clear handle on those EMR templates, along with whose handling them.