Maya Turner
Chronic care management (CCM) programs are crucial for supporting patients with long-term health conditions. However, ensuring accurate coding for these programs can be tricky. This is where attending chronic care management coding sessions comes in. Medicare continues to support and encourage chronic care management (CCM) to promote better patient health and reduce costs. Revised rules over the past few years brought new payment opportunities and changes to CCM codes. The coding and billing guide offers essential information on CCM's most current coding changes. Moreover, improving the accuracy of CCM coding and maximizing reimbursement requires thorough documentation, ongoing education, and effective technology use.
Webinar Highlights:
Why Should You Attend:
Chronic Care Management is vital to comprehensive healthcare, particularly for patients managing multiple chronic conditions. Proper coding and documentation of CCM services enhance patient care and ensure that healthcare providers receive accurate reimbursement.
Attending this webinar will give you insights into chronic care management coding strategies that can significantly boost your practice's income. For instance, correctly submitting claims for complex chronic care management services (99487) for 20 patients over a year could add an extra $32,000 to your income. This is just one example of the promising financial benefits of mastering CCM coding. Training reduces errors, fosters communication, and strengthens patient outcomes by ensuring program sustainability.
Who Should Attend:
Maya Turner With her nearly 30 years of experience in revenue cycle management, coding compliance, and education, Maya’s dynamic teaching style and unparalleled expertise will undoubtedly enrich the learning experience for our participants, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging educational journey. A seasoned certified coder and auditor, boasting nearly 30 years of experience and subject matter expert in many coding compliance subjects, she is especially sought after for her in-depth knowledge base of pro-fee multi-specialty practice, primary care, hospitalists, telehealth, inpatient, as well as SNF. She is also a published author who has written articles for AAPC and HCCA and is currently a part of the ACDIS Leadership Council. She’s scheduled to speak at venues like HealthCon and HCCA’s Compliance Institute.
