
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


From Bedside Nurse to Medical Coder: Is It Possible?
Thinking about leaving bedside nursing but still want to use your clinical expertise?
Alicia Scott explains:
This episode is from the CCO Podcast #1747 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/UWh0NeoXdeY
Are outdated CPT codes, modifier errors, and claim denials slowing you down?
Alicia Scott shares practical fixes for:
✅ Modifier 25
✅ E/M coding
✅ NCCI edits
✅ Telehealth billing
✅ Prior authorization
✅ AI coding mistakes
✅ Denial management
This episode is from the CCO Podcast #1752 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/q60V7ZzqXkk
Can you bill both procedures?
Can modifier 59 override the edit?
In this episode, Laureen Jandroep explains:
Don't let an outdated edit or unsupported modifier create an avoidable denial!
This episode is from the CCO Club Q&A #1741 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/NtzFyPGt3Lo
BI-RADS & Breast Density Coding: Are You Choosing the Right ICD-10-CM Code?
A BI-RADS letter is NOT your diagnosis code!
In this episode, Alicia Scott explains how to interpret breast density statements, navigate R92.3 codes, apply laterality, and avoid common mammography billing mistakes.
You'll also learn about:
This episode is from the CCO Club Q&A #1741 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/R9Th7noOTMA
What happens when the physician documents a precise anatomical structure, but you can't find that term in your coding manual?
In this episode, Alicia Scott uses the basal ganglia to demonstrate how anatomy is organized differently across ICD-10-CM, CPT, and Medicare coverage policies.
You'll learn:
Discover a practical research technique that applies well beyond neurology.
This episode is from the CCO Community #1762 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/Fu6tmeQHw7I
Does a dangerous medication automatically make an E/M encounter high risk?
In this episode, Alicia Scott explains the two independent drug-related high-risk examples in the E/M risk column, the requirements for intensive toxicity monitoring, decisions involving parenteral controlled substances, and why IV administration alone doesn't establish high risk.
You'll learn:
✔ Moderate vs. high-risk drug management
✔ Intensive monitoring for toxicity
✔ The four-gate monitoring framework
✔ Monitoring for harm vs. therapeutic effect
✔ Parenteral controlled substance decisions
✔ Insulin, diuretic, and antineoplastic examples
✔ Why high risk doesn't automatically mean high MDM
This episode is from the CCO Community Q&A #1762 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/yvh9ZVQsO7A
A diagnosis can be accurate—and still fail to support a claim if the documentation underneath it doesn't meet applicable requirements.
In this episode, Alicia Scott examines retrospective HCC coding through the lens of a major settlement involving allegations about medical-record amendments and risk adjustment data.
The discussion focuses on documentation provenance, amendment requirements, provider involvement, add-only reviews, audit trails, HCC models, and workflow design.
You'll learn:
This episode is from the CCO Podcast #1751 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/OQPXZ6miyw0
Trying to break into healthcare revenue cycle but don't know where to start?
In this episode, Alicia Scott explains the five stages of revenue cycle, professional vs. institutional claims, common transaction numbers, rejected vs. denied claims, important KPIs, entry-level job opportunities, and credentials that can help you build your career.
You'll learn:
This episode is from the CCO Podcast #1751 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/2--io3qRajw
Z codes are everywhere—but knowing when to report them and where to sequence them can be surprisingly challenging.
You'll learn:
This episode is from the CCO Club Q&A #1740 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/dXitt38zso0
Wound and ulcer care coding changed significantly in 2026.
You'll learn:
This episode is from the CCO Community Q&A #1740 webinar.
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/8_4_f7qU1GU
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to the CCO.us Podcast, the podcast that peels back the layers of Medical Coding, Billing, Auditing and Risk Adjustment. In this ongoing series, we'll dive into the intricacies of medical coding with the guidance of one of the industry's most esteemed experts, Alicia Scott, CPC, CPC-I, CRC.
Alicia Scott is a renowned figure in the world of medical coding and billing. With an impressive background as a medical records abstractor, analyst, risk adjustment auditor, and consultant, Alicia has established herself as a subject matter expert and coach. Today, she holds the position of Director of Education at CCO.us, a leading platform offering education in the Medical Coding, Billing, Auditing and Risk Adjustment field, where aspiring professionals attain essential certifications such as the CPC®, CRC, CPB® and more.
Over the past five years, Alicia has focused her expertise on provider education, bridging the gap between healthcare providers and the often complex world of medical coding, specifically navigating the challenges of the ICD-10 code set and Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI). Her mission has been to alleviate the frustration experienced by providers and cultivate a strong, collaborative relationship between them and the coders who translate their work into accurate coding.
Throughout this podcast series, Alicia will draw upon her extensive knowledge and teaching experience at CCO.us, sharing invaluable insights on analyzing medical records for accuracy and completeness, conducting precise coding activities, and addressing common errors and issues that arise in the field.
Discover how CCO.us and Alicia Scott are revolutionizing the landscape of medical coding education. Subscribe now to the CCO.us Podcast and embark on a journey towards mastering medical coding with the guidance of a true industry luminary. Don't miss a single episode!
Ranked by our users in the last 21 days

196 Listeners

27,632 Listeners

18,937 Listeners

12,501 Listeners