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Description:
Session I: "New Codes, Changed Codes and New
Interpretations
October 1st begins a new coding year and
your agency needs to ensure it doesn't make costly coding errors
by using outdated codes on claims. There are new codes and
changed codes affecting leukemia, pressure ulcers, thromboses
and emboli, fractures and more. Find out how these codes
affect billing beginning October 1st. Some may be case mix
diagnoses and some may impact your payment and plan of care in
other ways. Attachment D will also be discussed and a
sneak preview of the changes in coding with OASIS C!
Session II: "Let's See What OASIS C Is All About"
This is the first major revision to OASIS since its inception in
1999. Changes in 2002 and 2008 do not compare with these
planned changes! The changes include an explanation of the
new items, including renumbering of current items and CMS's
objectives. CMS's goal is self-explanatory descriptions
with will reduce the number of questions regarding
interpretation. Best practices learned through the outcome
projects have been incorporated which will improve your care
plans and clinical practices. Not just a review of the
proposed changes, but also innovative ideas on readying your
clinicians now for the changes.
Educational Goals:
"New Codes, Changed Codes and New Interpretations"
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Explain why codes are changed each year effective October 1;
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Explain the impact on billing RAPs and final claims;
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Identify changed and new codes that may impact home health
care plans of care;
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Identify new case mix codes;
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Explain pertinent changes made to coding by Attachment D;
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Explain proposed changes to coding in OASIS-C.
"Let's See What OASIS C Is All About"
- Explain the timeline for implementation;
- Identify changed OASIS data items and implications;
- Identify new OASIS data items and implications;
- Explain possible process changes needed for
implementation of OASIS C.
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Presenter:
Lisa Selman-Holman, JD, BSN, RN, HCS-D, COS-C, is a home care
professional with more than 23 years of homecare experience with
Medicare certified agencies, private pay and hospice. Lisa
has practiced law exclusively in the home care industry, is
certified by the Board of Medical Specialty Coding as a Homecare
Coding Specialist-Diagnosis, and holds the Certificate OASIS
Specialist-Clinical. She is Chair of the Home care
Specialty board of the Board of Medical Specialty Coding, and a
BMSC approved educator. She is the Technical Editor of the
Decision Health Complete Home Health ICD-9-CM Coding Manual.
She has participated on the OCCB Exam Review Task Force.
Why Purchase the Recordings?
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Recordings of audio conferences are
convenient. You can listen whenever you have time. -Can
be downloaded to an iPod.
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Don't worry about falling behind and
missing information because of interruptions, you
are able to start and stop whenever you want.
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Share the information with others in your
agency. They can listen whenever they have time.
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Purchase just one session or both!
How it Works
Once IAHC has received the registration and
payment, an email confirmation will be sent to you with
instructions on how to access the webpage with the materials.
From there, you will open the media file and download directly
to your computer.
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