Description
We will review most common modifiers for different specialities, and review examples for each modifier and how to use it appropriately.
Objectives
This is very important topic because modifiers help payers understand exactly what service, order or service, and anatomical site. Understanding how to properly add modifiers will help the practice code correctly for the services performed and get reimbursed accordingly, reducing denials and improving revenue while staying compliant.
Who should Attend
- Medical Practice Owners
- Practice Administrators
- Medical Billers,
- Medical Coders
- Medical Compliance Officers.
Webinar Details
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Recorded Webinar
Speaker:
Kate Gilman
CPC, CPCO CEO
Kate has almost two decades of experience in the healthcare industry. She is an expert coder, and compliance officer, and trains healthcare providers ...
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