Some consider ICD-10 to be the equivalent of the atomic bomb for private practice owners. 

On the contrary, it's an essential evolution and (for some), one of the biggest opportunities to improve quality of care and increase reimbursements.

ICD-10 is Good News and Here's Why

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The biller / coder shares responsibility with the clinician for the successful implementation of ICD-10. Discover different scenarios in which the review of the claim is driven by clinical documentation.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Biller / Coder

The clinician has the highest responsibility with ICD-10 implementation, and is responsible for compliant, detailed documentation. This drives the selection of the right ICD-10 codes, which are reviewed by the biller / coder prior to claim submission.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Clinician

Learn key insights about what the front desk can / should do and should avoid when it comes to ICD-10 implementation.

ICD-10 Do's and Don'ts - Front Desk

The 'clinical jigsaw puzzle' is a vivid picture of the clinical documentation that must support and reinforce the selection of the appropriate ICD-10 code.

ICD-10 and the 'Clinical Jigsaw Puzzle'

Rehabilitation professionals like physical therapists and occupational therapists should understand the difference between medical and rehab diagnosis during the transition to ICD-10.

ICD-10 is Good News and Here's Why

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